About the Camera
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In the Stage view, the camera is displayed as a frame that matches the aspect ratio of your chosen resolution.
You can enhance your animatics by adding camera movements to the scenes. You can restrict camera movements to one panel or spread it out across an entire scene/shot. An example of a camera movement would be if you wanted the camera to go from a wide shot and then zoom in to a close up.
Camera movements are created in much the same way as setting the Static Camera frame, but you will work with keyframes in the Timeline view to set the different camera positions over time. Once again you will use the Camera tool to animate the camera.
Time Estimated 5 mins
Difficulty Level Beginner
Topics List
- About the Panel Duration
- Changing the Panel Duration
- About the Camera
- About Camera Moves
- Animating Keyframes
- Copying and Pasting the Camera
- Spreading Camera Motions Across Panels
- Animating Layers
- Adjusting the Pivot Point of Layers
- About Sound
- Importing Sound Clips
- Adjusting the Sound Length and Timing
- Locking Audio Tracks
- Activity 1: Creating the Animatic
- Activity 2: Animating Layers
- Activity 3: Adding Sound
- About Markers
- Creating Markers on a Current Frame
- Editing Markers
- Displaying Marker Tooltips
- Moving Markers
- Deleting Markers
- Activity 4: Adding Scene Markers
- Flipping Scenes
- Activity 5: Flipping a Scene