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Every scene in Film Studio has full cinematic camera configuration. Camera settings define the physical characteristics of the virtual camera used for that shot — from sensor type to lens choice to aperture — giving you precise control over the visual language of your film.
Camera controls panel per scene — placeholder

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Camera settings

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Camera variety

Choose the type of camera body used for the shot. Each option produces a distinct look and feel.
OptionCharacter
ARRI Alexa 65Large-format, filmic depth and color science
ARRI 416 Plus16mm film look — grain, contrast, texture
DigitalClean, modern digital aesthetic
FilmEmulated analog film characteristics
Camera variety selector — placeholder

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Lens

Select the lens type, which affects how the image is projected onto the sensor.
LensEffect
SphericalStandard widescreen look, natural perspective
Tilt Plane PrimeSelective focus plane for miniature or dreamy aesthetics
Close Range ZoomTight detail and flexible framing at close distances
Lens type selector — placeholder

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Focal length

Controls the field of view and spatial compression of the shot.
RangeLook
Fisheye (8mm)Ultra-wide, distorted perspective
Wide (16–24mm)Environmental, expansive framing
Normal (35–50mm)Natural, human-eye perspective
Portrait (85–100mm)Compressed background, subject isolation
Focal length slider — placeholder

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Aperture

Controls depth of field — how much of the scene is in focus.
ValueEffect
f/1.4Extremely shallow depth of field — subject isolated, background blurred
f/2.8–f/5.6Moderate depth of field
f/8–f/16Deep focus — foreground and background both sharp
Aperture control — placeholder

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Camera Presets

Save any combination of camera settings as a Camera Preset and reuse it across every scene in your project to lock your visual signature across the entire film.
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Configure your camera settings

Set Camera Variety, Lens, Focal Length, and Aperture to the combination you want to save.
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Save as preset

Click Save as Preset, give it a name (e.g., “Main Lens”, “Close-up Rig”), and confirm.
Save as Preset dialog — placeholder
3

Apply a preset

On any scene, open the Camera Controls panel and select your saved preset from the Presets dropdown. All settings load instantly.
Applying a saved camera preset — placeholder
Create a “Hero” preset for your main narrative shots and a “Cutaway” preset for reaction or detail shots. Applying consistent presets across scenes is the fastest way to give your film a unified visual identity.