In the Timeline view, select the first frame to rewind to the beginning of your animation.In the Camera view, manipulate the camera so that it is in the right position for the end of your camera movement. On the Timeline view, click on the cell where the camera movement will end.In the Camera view, manipulate the camera so that it is in the right position at the beginning of your camera movement. Any frames preceding this keyframe cell will hold the same camera position as this keyframe. In the Timeline toolbar, click the Add Keyframe button.Ī keyframe appears in that cell.On the right side of the Timeline view, on the Camera peg layer, select the frame at which you want the camera movement to start.ĭo one of the following to add a keyframe:.In the Tools toolbar, select the Transform tool or press Shift + T.In the Tools toolbar, if Animate Off or Animate Onion Skin Range mode is selected, click on it to open the Animate pop-up menu and select Animate Current Frame.
You can animate your camera movements directly in the Camera view. In order to be able to animate the camera, you need to connect it to a peg layer, which can be animated, and which will directly affect the position and angle of the camera. However, the camera layer itself is static, which means it keeps the same position and angle throughout the whole scene. It is listed in the Timeline view and you can use the same tools and selection modes to offset or animate it. When the cursor becomes, click and drag to rotate the camera frame.Ī scene's camera can be manipulated and animated just like any other layer. To rotate the camera: Position the cursor just outside one of its corners.
Shrinking the camera frame will zoom in on your scene, and expanding it will zoom out. When the cursor becomes, click and drag on the corner to resize the camera frame.
To zoom in or zoom out: Position the cursor over one of the corners of the camera frame. When the cursor becomes, click and drag on the camera frame to reposition it. To move the camera frame: Position the cursor over any of its edges or over the centre. The camera frame is a thin rectangle around your scene's stage.Ī control box appears around the camera frame. In the Camera view, click on the camera frame.In the Timeline view, click on the Camera's parent peg layer.Do one of the following to select the Camera's parent peg.
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