The Main and Auxiliary cameras work exactly the same, but the Auxiliary camera lets you maintain the Main camera's position while you investigate another view. These cameras are not affected by the movement of the figures in the scene. The Main and Auxiliary cameras can be rotated about the center of the scene and are the main cameras that you'll probably want to use. If the Display, Show Camera Names option is enabled, the camera name appears in the upper-left corner of the Document Window. Each of these camera types has its own icon in the Camera Controls, as shown in Figure 2, which you can access by clicking the Select Camera icon or by clicking and dragging to the left or right.
The available preset camera views include the Main, Auxiliary, Left, Right, Top, Bottom, Front, Back, Face, Posing, Right Hand, Left Hand, Dolly and Shadow Light cameras. Figure 1 shows a camera icon in front of the default figure. To see the camera icons, simply enable the Visible option in the Properties palette. You'll leave with a deep understanding of the Poser 11 features and be well versed in many 3D techniques found in your favorite art, television and film.Note: You can also select from the various cameras using the Actor List at the top of the Document Window and the Parameters/Properties palette, but doing this only selects the camera icon and does not change the view.Ĭameras within the current scene are represented by a camera icon, but most are set to be invisible by default. Whether you’re new to Poser or looking to polish your skills, you'll be amazed at how much you'll learn in each video and how fun and easy it is working in Poser. You'll learn how easy it is to express and render your imagination from Sketch, Comic and Toon styles to the realism of the brand new SuperFly render engine. You'll also discover Poser's powerful content creation tools to morph, sculpt, and create your own original characters and bring them to life with animation skills that make them walk and talk. Steve's casual teaching style will expand your artistry by taking advantage of the abundant Poser library of 3D characters, vehicles, props and presets.
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