Is there a way to zoom in with a camera in the animation process?

or

Is there a way to switch to a different camera to acheive the same effect?

Joel Parrish

Joel Parrish
www.pai-design.com

there is not. The only thing you can do is create a new camera, switch to it, then apply an animation to the only camera, then switch back to it and then play the animation to see if it's what you want. If not, you have to switch back to camera #2, edit Camera#1 with the animation on it, then reattach to camera#1 and replay the animation, loop, etc etc tweak tweak until it's what you like.

Yuo can also create 2 or more AVI files (one from each camera), and edit them in a AVI editor.
Then mix them in to one AVI.
There is a simple AVI editor in Win XP called "Windos movie maker" where you also can add sounds.
Robert Andersson

I've been able to make some minor camera changes thru the animation that will suffice...

If you note my posting "Exporting Animations", I've found that windows movie maker does some strange things with tranlucent parts in an AVI...

I'm going to try Adobe Premier hopefully over the weekend, I will report results...




Joel Parrish
www.pai-design.com