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Tutorial: Quick Smooth Camera Movements in Blender

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Tutorial: Quick Smooth Camera Movements in Blender

2,096,119 views March 25, 2020 9:50

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In this video we try a different approach to animating the camera in Blender. It's a faster method I use all the time to get smooth steadicam-like movement! (Stick around to the end for a surprise)

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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:21 Camera setup
01:16 Auto keying
01:55 Smooth keys
03:21 Manual keying
04:24 Cinemascope
04:54 Floor setup
06:55 Extending animation
07:55 Rendered results
09:15 Bonus content

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CC0 sand texture: texturehaven.com/tex/?t=aerial_sand

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Polyfjord published this 9:50 video tutorial on March 25, 2020. It has been watched 2,096,119 times on YouTube.

Channel: Polyfjord
Category: Education
Duration: 9:50
Published: March 25, 2020
Views: 2,096,119
Likes: 85,873

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