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LENSMASTER

    03-Jul-91 13:58:49
Sb: #24835-LENSMASTER
Fm: PETER S. WASON 76505,2615
To: david sell 73527,2765
Very Cool! I will check it out! Sometimes the camera is a *real* pain in Imagine; if you ever want the camera stationary in an anim and you reposition it and it keeps moving back to 0,0,0 no matter what you do, you can try a couple of different things; 1) no matter how long the anim is, set all parameters (size, position, etc.) for one frame; frame 1 only, with the values you want in the "End Frame Values". Your cam will not move then. This took us a little while to figure out. 2) Use a path, a real small teeny weeny path, but you run the risk of making the camera "shake" when it loops, so use a closed path. This I DO NOT recommend. ZOOMing the camera can be done with the Y (?) axis; but you can also do it with a path, since that will not change the aspect of the picture as the cam goes from wide to telephoto. -Scott