Switch between cameras in blender (Add And Use Multiple Cameras)

In this tutorial we show you how to use multiple cameras and switch between cameras in blender. We show you how to add and use multiple camera in blender. We specifically show you how to assign and activate each camera through keying and labeling each camera at different points of the timeline so that you can have one render scene and render multiple shots on the same timeline with different cameras.

[@juansnyders7323]

Sometimes you have those videos that give you *exactly* what you wanted. This is one of those videos.

[@FunwithBlender]

haha thanks i am trying to do more of those

[@TheGozeraye]

Sometimes you see a comment on a video that says exactly what you were thinking. This is one of those comments.

[@DesiredH]

I see this as an absolute win,straight to the point,easy to follow on with,extremely simple.

[@FunwithBlender]

glad it helped

[@ishitasinha1800]

This video is mind so amazing. As a person who has learnt 3d entirely on the internet, the simplicity is so refreshing . RUclipsrs dont realise that we dont only see just their informative video. I can’t see 100 long intros, no one cares when its not informative. There is a reason why we have skip intro on every ott

[@pleochroic]

No muss. no fuss, my kind of tutorial. This is precisely what I was looking for, and I couldn't find it anywhere else this clearly. It's one of those Blender things that's unintuitive; I don't want to animate anything; I just want to set up different camera for different angles on my render and switch easily between them. Thank you!

[@FunwithBlender]

cool beans

[@gullibullimaker]

thankyou so much

[@cristiankrause]

I watched 10 videos of 30 minutes each. No one helped. This oane was short and perfect. Exactly what I was looking for. thanks

[@ClickPulse]

I wish all tutorials were like this! Straight to the point! Thanks man!

[@FunwithBlender]

glad it helped

[@HubertKnoblauch3DContentOnline]

WHAT??!?!?!?! - THANKS!!!!!!! - Dude, i have been blendering from 2007 and never knew this, mind blown Thanks from Cape Town!

[@FunwithBlender]

lekker man :)

[@barbiewein]

MANY THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE THIS TUTORIAL!

[@RFV7HD]

Thanks man you saved my time with this easy tutorial ❤❤

[@Rayyan_reviews]

Really easy to get and actully shows how to do everything thanks

[@Henrikoskei]

This was just a perfect tutorial, simple and straight to the point, thanks bro.🙌🏽

[@PlAyHoUsE305]

Short and simple very well done exactly what I was looking for👍

[@FunwithBlender]

Glad it helped

[@memejeff]

Insanely helpful. Saved me a couple of hours.

[@FunwithBlender]

Glad it helped

[@nigellill3222]

So now i've found a use for multiple cameras i'll have to use it more.
Great tutorial. Stay safe & keep on smiling 👍🦘

[@FunwithBlender]

awesome :)

[@JonNancyH]

Thank you!!! Easy to understand and well presented and explained.

[@Gumals]

Yeap. Just a second befor i found a tutorial which is about the same thing. But it lasts 20 minutes. Dear blender god - we need more tutorials like this one. Straigh to the point. I salute you Fun with Blender!

[@LukeGyver]

Awesomeness. Exactly what I needed as a beginner. No ten minutes channel intro "Reviews, Tutorials, Editing... bla bla" 👻 thank you

[@dchannel2211]

Thanks bro really,I appreciate. No one made this easy . I have been searching for this more than a week

[@VisualNoizze]

Straight to the point. Thank you!

[@visionaryfilms]

thank you, straight to the point.

[@RazerZeus]

This was super helpful. I needed this to change to different camera angles

[@FunwithBlender]

Glad it was helpful!

[@leemidwinter523]

Perfect! exactly as a tutorial should be. Good work

[@argusbargus4301]

Straight forward, thanks!

[@maestrostudio8232]

Thanks man, short and clear tutorial

[@FunwithBlender]

glad you liked it

[@violentpixelation5486]

Thank you for clearing that up with this straighforward video.

[@FunwithBlender]

Glad it was helpful! (and much shorter than the original) :)

[@SubhrajyotiAcharyyaDSB]

wow you are the only one who showed me the thing i needed. thanks!

[@FunwithBlender]

cool beans

[@abbasmirzaad]

Absolute legend mate

[@FunwithBlender]

Glad I could help

[@jakebrenneman5132]

Exactly what I needed. Thanks!

[@SynxCraftt]

Not gonna line you are a legend!

[@BahasFenomena]

Great and clear tutorial.. i was wondering if we want to use the camera 1 in timeline 300 again.. must we create new marker and bind camera to marker again or is there any concise way ?

[@FunwithBlender]

yes

[@deadeyemik]

This is perfect thank you AAA video no messing about no nonsense to the point.

[@techmanny2454]

Awesome Tutorial! Thank yu

[@TheCreativePal]

been looking for this. thank you. thank you thank you !!!

[@FunwithBlender]

aawesome

[@finnhollenbeck280]

Great Tutorial, exactly what i needed!!! Much Love❤

[@FunwithBlender]

Glad it helped!

[@Meianju]

Thank you, this helped a tonne.

[@FunwithBlender]

awesome :)

[@challengedollar2880]

i had to like and sub for this easy tutorial to the point.

[@daredeman3430]

Thank you so much, helped A LOT 😊

[@savendark6632]

Thank you VERY much!!

[@theforest5371]

W tutorial you are a goat!

[@koregmusic]

Great and clear tutorial thanks heaps!

[@FunwithBlender]

Awesome, glad it helped

[@vfxtigers]

Thank You

[@FunwithBlender]

You're welcome

[@Dmytrozern]

FYI. You don't need to create a marker first. Hitting ctrl+B will create it automatically.

[@VFXTECHYT]

finally a channel without an AI voice

Thanks!!

[@RyeCA]

wonderful, thx

[@samarth9130]

Thnks a lot

[@FunwithBlender]

its a pleasure

[@jordanhenshaw]

Possible to do fades this way or do I have to python it or even c it?

[@bambaboyzstudio]

gracias maestro

[@alirezaghasemkhani4653]

Thanks

[@FunwithBlender]

No problem

[@infinitegraphics_]

Brilliant.

[@MrFishyCC]

So this is one of those tutorials.

[@ENGClass-bm8zt]

well done 👍❤️

[@Mr.MuhammadAli]

Thank YOu

[@FunwithBlender]

You're welcome

[@ezzyd6731]

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[@joaopdioscorides1053]

Perfect!

[@FunwithBlender]

👌

[@InfiniteLightAura]

super useful. ❤‍🔥

[@FunwithBlender]

thank you

[@SergeiDAGDA]

i dont care about materials, ive opened the video about camera

[@harveytherobot]

But how do you do it without timeline markers? I don't want to switch cameras over time, I just want to change them.

[@101touchapps]

damn....cool

[@双雷交火-u8b]

Can you tell me how to make the camera switch look smoother? There is an animation of camera 1 transitioning to camera 2，It would be cool if one could seamlessly blend between cameras, not just instantly switch between them.

[@FunwithBlender]

If you keep commenting on this thread i will make th effort to do it within this week...try and provide examples

[@creationsmarko]

You can probably do it afterwards in a video editing program but it would be much easier if there was a method to do it straight from blender before rendering

[@Ellisworth.]

10/10

[@gmodify9568]

I wanna know how to view different cameras, so i press ctrl+alt 0 to add a camera then press 0 to view it, then i add a different camera do the same thing but when i press numpad 0 it brings me back to the other camera. Does anyone know how to fix this?

[@FunwithBlender]

To view the viewport of a specific camera in Blender, follow these steps:
In the 3D Viewport, select the camera you want to view from. You can do this by clicking on the camera object in the scene, or by selecting it in the Outliner or in the Properties panel.
In the 3D Viewport, press Numpad 0 or go to the View menu and select Camera. This will switch the viewport to the camera's perspective.
If you have multiple cameras in your scene and want to switch between them, you can either repeat steps 1 and 2, or use the Viewport Camera Select dropdown in the 3D Viewport header. This dropdown allows you to select any camera in the scene and view it directly.
To return to the default perspective view, press Numpad 5 or go to the View menu and select Perspective.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@Emre-lg5wj]

Thanks alot. I wonder why it is that clunky. Why is there no button or a short, to switch between cameras. I watched this Video now many times. Always asking the same.. xD

[@surad685]

Very low sound but Hey Thanks man

[@KiDS-so4yk]

👍

[@chiragveer6561]

arigato gosaimasu

[@sasalele89]

it didn't work D:

[@Mr_Catt_555]

I Oue you a beer mate

[@ariendebeer]

Wow so complicated, in C4D you can simply click next to a camera in the object list to see through it and switch between cameras easily

[@ruukyu7tt503]

its not working what can i do ?

[@FunwithBlender]

where do you get stuck timestamp

[@salmino-is9be]

trol

[@FunwithBlender]

lol why this tutorial works its not even edited

[@FunwithBlender]

i got a longer 10 minute version of this

[@huilustudio]

Why do you make us watch you setting up the scene before you get to the point your title is making? I suggest you watch some if this guys videos for the point I am making ruclips.net/user/RoyalSkiesLLC

[@FunwithBlender]

main reason is some beginners get stuck and by not missing a step there are no excuses... I remeber starting out getting stuck because the beginning steps were skipped, i love Royal Skies but we all got our own style and I am still figrunig out mine... the other issue is that I cant do it full time as I have 16 hour - 18 hour days.....not to mention this is only 2 minutes...down from 11 minutes from a video i did a year before

[@FunwithBlender]

appreciate the feedback your points are valid...

[@huilustudio]

@@FunwithBlender Thank you for your answer. If one is looking for an information on switching between cameras in blender, it is probably because they already have something to show. That's why I think you shouldn't make them watch you setting up the scene before giving the information. Blender is not an easy program to master and even a few months break can cause you to forget how something is done. The title of your video made me come to you for a quick solution since I saw it was only 2:18 minutes long. I hoped you would get straight to the point.

[@trezzoff]

Thanks for useless titorial

[@Yarka777Y]

thank you so much

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Thank you

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[@Trader117]

thank you