Tools for changing poses part 1

In this tutorial we will show you how to use Poser tools for changing poses.

The camera

There are two types of cameras: conic and isometric.
Conic cameras (for example, the main camera, frontal) behave as usual cameras:
they display perspective. Isometric cameras
("at the left", "on the right", etc.) have no perspective.
If you use isometric cameras, you cannot rotate on a working area.
The main camera (Main Camera):
For transition in main camera press Ctrl+M, camera manipulators are on the main panel:



Sphere with 4 arrows for rotating camera around the axes:



Hands move camera to the right, to the left, back and forth:



The hand with palm, moves camera upwards, downwards, to the right, to the left:



The hand on the right, moves camera to the right, to the left, forwards, back:



About focal distance
By default cameras in Poser correspond to 25-mm cameras with wide-angel objective.
You can experiment with camera focal length, for example,
about 50 mm (corresponds to an eye focal length) and 100ìì (a portrait photo).

Tracking modes



There are three modes of tracking:

1. Box, objects are displayed such as boxes:



2. Fast, displays the real surface of the object,
but at movement of the camera part of figures replacing with boxes:



3. Full, objects are always displayed as a real surface:




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