Ryan, I just want to tell you, every single one of your videos teaches me a mountain of things. I always learn something new from you, and I almost didn't even click this particular video because I thought, "I already know how to use the camera, this video's going to be more geared toward beginners." I'm glad I didn't listen to myself, because as usual, I walked away from this video with quite a few tips I had no clue about before. You're awesome man, I watch a TON of Blender channels and modeling channels in general, and you're easily one of the best teachers in the whole community.
I'll second your comment. What I like about Ryan's tutorials is that not only are they very informative, but he has an excellent delivery style. He speaks slowly enough that you have time to take in what he's saying, but not so slowly that you'd fall asleep. He also doesn't distract you with off-topic banter like some other tutorials I've watched. There's a fine line between being entertaining and being annoying. Default Cube and Ian Hubert manage to pull it off, but a lot of other tutorial creators should leave the jokes alone.
Thank you! You are a great teacher (telling this 120% honest because I also have experience in teaching people)! Really appreciate your work - every time your tutorials are covering I was looking for. Thanks a million!
Wow! The video title is so humble compared to the extensive information packed into this relatively short video and as many said very clear and right to the point. Thanks for sharing this :)
Can't believe that this basic camera movement (especially double-tapping z to move in/out) is not mentioned by any tutorials elsewhere. Knew there was some way to do this! tks!
Thanks a lot for this tutorial! Ctrl+B is great help, especially for slower hardware. For the camera resolution: there are presets for HD, 4K etc. in the little dropdown.
For fly mode, the default binding is impossible to press on the Nordic keyboard layout. And for other layouts that differ enough from the US layout to make it impossible or inconvenient to use, just rebind it to the same keys where it would be on the US keyboard, and it should work. There shouldn't be anything bound to that combination by default. After I did this, placing the camera became so much easier and more pleasant.
You created a fantastic landscape that's perfect to illustrate Blender camera. The Low Poly landscape looks like a great next step after the Donut tutorial for beginners. Thanks!
10000 points for telling me about "grave accent" button being usable to enter camera view instead of numpad 0. I'de watched 5 videos in the past and no one ever told me this so I gave up trying to get into camera view!
This tutorial is excellent but it is missing one point which annoys a lot of new users in 3d. That is Camera shift. Especially when you rotate camera to get some funky angle it distorts the vertical lines of object. I do product renders and I struggled a lot with this at the start of my journey. For any one wondering can check out "Blender Tip - Camera Shift for Architecture Renders" by CG Masters. It will help you a lot in product or architecture renders.
sharing it with myself to come back and watch it again if i do forget something cause it's full of usefull information ⚡ thanks a lot for making this video 🤝
@@RyanKingArt I did! Seriously thank you so much for making these videos. I have no idea how you learnt all this stuff but without people like you blender would be another program just out of reach. This has made the learning process so much easier as well!
Great video. One suggestion, try and keep the video less than a couple of minutes as for someone who is learning blender for the first time, I just want to know how to render something, I don't need all this detail and the length of the video can make it boring and overwhelming. That being said, it was very informative.
Oh my god, thank you for the tip about setting the active camera through the view tab. Something happened with my blender shortcuts and nothing is working today.
thanks for the tutorial. gonna check out your HDRI video. more tips : while using fly mode, use Q/E to go up or down. when in terrain, press tab to simulate walking like FPS games.
wih the shift tilde fly mode you can press TAB and it drops you in the enviroment so if you are making an enviroment for an FPS game or TPS game, this is very useful to see sizes and ratios of places before taking it to a game engine
Bro can you please make a video on how to take cinematic shots with multiple camera's in blender this would be really helpful . BTW this was a good and helpful tutorial done a great job as you always do. Thank you 😇
@@RyanKingArt did you hear about bsurface addon in blender?? you can make a video its best for reptology for high poly mesh and ist soo easy you can make a video 😉
@@RyanKingArt if you ever feel to stop doing youtube bc any reason don’t bc were supporting you forever and just to let you know we all love you good day or night
Well, I suppose so, but it might be better to animate the camera with keyframes. But yes, you can animate the camera flying around the scene, and then render it as an animation.
I spent ages looking and watching Videos of People Clicking it and Moving it not saying Anything. You have just saved me! Thank you So Much 💖💖
glad it helped!
Ryan, I just want to tell you, every single one of your videos teaches me a mountain of things. I always learn something new from you, and I almost didn't even click this particular video because I thought, "I already know how to use the camera, this video's going to be more geared toward beginners." I'm glad I didn't listen to myself, because as usual, I walked away from this video with quite a few tips I had no clue about before. You're awesome man, I watch a TON of Blender channels and modeling channels in general, and you're easily one of the best teachers in the whole community.
Wow, thank you very much! I'm glad my videos are helpful!
I'll second your comment. What I like about Ryan's tutorials is that not only are they very informative, but he has an excellent delivery style. He speaks slowly enough that you have time to take in what he's saying, but not so slowly that you'd fall asleep. He also doesn't distract you with off-topic banter like some other tutorials I've watched. There's a fine line between being entertaining and being annoying. Default Cube and Ian Hubert manage to pull it off, but a lot of other tutorial creators should leave the jokes alone.
@@peterh8253 Glad you enjoy my tutorials!
This covered everything I was looking for with such efficiency. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
one of the best tutorials ive ever seen... direct to spot, many features, clear speech.. amazing
glad you like it!
@@RyanKingArt at 3:30 when i press G nothing happens, do you know why??
@@Agent_Coquelicot Make sure the camera is selected before you press G to move it.
@@RyanKingArt the camera is selected but there is still nothing happening
A video packed with everything you need to about camera-handling in Blender. Lots of good tips and tricks. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! 👍
Thank you! You are a great teacher (telling this 120% honest because I also have experience in teaching people)! Really appreciate your work - every time your tutorials are covering I was looking for. Thanks a million!
glad you like my videos!
Wow! The video title is so humble compared to the extensive information packed into this relatively short video and as many said very clear and right to the point. Thanks for sharing this :)
Glad it was helpful!
This one wins the award as the most useful video on the topic, thanks
Glad you like it!!
Can't believe that this basic camera movement (especially double-tapping z to move in/out) is not mentioned by any tutorials elsewhere. Knew there was some way to do this!
tks!
you're very welcome!
Thanks for this, I learnt so much, Ive only been on blender for 2 weeks now and getting the camera where I want it has been a pain!
Glad it was helpful!
Incredible. The best Blender teacher out there. Thank you so much! You made this so easy and approachable.
glad you like it!
Struggled a lot with the camera in the past couple of days. This tutorial is really great to start with. Thanks a lot!
thanks for watching!
The empty object for adjust the focus of the lens with depth of field is and awesome tip. thank you
Yeah, I use that method a lot. Thanks!
Thanks a lot for this tutorial! Ctrl+B is great help, especially for slower hardware. For the camera resolution: there are presets for HD, 4K etc. in the little dropdown.
Thanks for the tips!
2 years later but I just wanted to say thank you! What a fantastic tutorial. Great work.
Thank you very much, Ryan, for such a helpful tutorial! Yay, pure joy to see so many of my questions gone in such a short time!
glad this video answered your questions! 😄 👍
Perfect tutorial, got everything i need about camera. Thanks for all tutorial Ryan
Glad it was helpful!
Very comprehensive and well explained - thanks Ryan.
Dude, this is so helpful. thanks for a great tutorial. YT should have a 2 thumbs up icon.
glad you like it! thanks for watching.
Great Tutorial! No nonsense talk. So clean and so efficiency.
glad you like it! thanks for watching.
Just finding you. Very best clear tutorials. Gold Stars!!!
thanks!
Ryan King, totally bossing it
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For fly mode, the default binding is impossible to press on the Nordic keyboard layout. And for other layouts that differ enough from the US layout to make it impossible or inconvenient to use, just rebind it to the same keys where it would be on the US keyboard, and it should work. There shouldn't be anything bound to that combination by default. After I did this, placing the camera became so much easier and more pleasant.
Finally good tutorial guide, i always has problem with moving around camera in my project's thanks!
Glad it helped!
You saved me millions of nerve cells and hours of time. Thank you
Thank you so much! I also use the camera for making roblox gfxs! Love your tutorials! Keep it up!❤
thanks for watching!
Usefull information, as always:) Thank you, Ryan!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much.
It's simple, straight forward, and elaborative.
glad you like it! thanks for watching.
That's a very easy-to-follow and informative tutorial. Thank you very much.
thanks for watching!
Great tutorial, Blender cameras are very different from other softwares I used, I was scared. I learned a lot, thank you. :)
glad it helped!
actually one of the best tutorials!! thank you so much!!!!!!
Glad it helped!
You created a fantastic landscape that's perfect to illustrate Blender camera. The Low Poly landscape looks like a great next step after the Donut tutorial for beginners. Thanks!
thanks for watching!
thanks for the slow crystal clear tutorial
Perfect speed for me thanks!!! Not too slow not too fast. Good job.
glad you like it!
thanks for being straight to the point
welcome!!
thanks for this tutorial!
thank you for watching!
@@RyanKingArt you helped me so much with this tutorial
@@RyanKingArt thank you for making this video!
Shift + ` to move the camera, that was so intuitive! Thanks a lot!
10000 points for telling me about "grave accent" button being usable to enter camera view instead of numpad 0. I'de watched 5 videos in the past and no one ever told me this so I gave up trying to get into camera view!
glad it helped!
Very Helpful! Thank You!
Glad it was helpful!
This is the kind of video which is accurate and to the point
glad you like it!
best blender camera tutorial ever!
thanks!
man thank you i got u
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Super useful. Solved my problem (needed to change Lens Type from Perspective to Orthographic). Thank you very much!
Glad it helped!
This tutorial is excellent but it is missing one point which annoys a lot of new users in 3d. That is Camera shift.
Especially when you rotate camera to get some funky angle it distorts the vertical lines of object. I do product renders and I struggled a lot with this at the start of my journey.
For any one wondering can check out "Blender Tip - Camera Shift for Architecture Renders" by CG Masters. It will help you a lot in product or architecture renders.
Thanks for the info! 👍
I just looked it up! Thanks for sharing that info with us.
sharing it with myself to come back and watch it again if i do forget something cause it's full of usefull information ⚡ thanks a lot for making this video 🤝
Glad it was helpful!
such a great work, thank you for the helping, god bless you
Timestamp: 5:09 How to rotate camera (Tap R after selecting the camera)
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You saved me from days of stumbling around. Thank you!!
Also the "Empty" object DoF target was a nice bonus.
Glad I could help!
Dude! This is so helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together.
You're very welcome! thanks for watching.
Nice video man, clear and concise explanation! Thanks a lot!
Glad you liked it!
This is just what I needed
Hope you find it helpful!
@@RyanKingArt I did! Seriously thank you so much for making these videos. I have no idea how you learnt all this stuff but without people like you blender would be another program just out of reach. This has made the learning process so much easier as well!
@@jessyjoe5378 Glad to hear that! 😃
You are doing a wonderful job by giving Knowledge many thanks
you're welcome!!
Great video. One suggestion, try and keep the video less than a couple of minutes as for someone who is learning blender for the first time, I just want to know how to render something, I don't need all this detail and the length of the video can make it boring and overwhelming. That being said, it was very informative.
Thanks for the feedback.
If you’re learning Blender for the first time then you should probably watch the whole thing
Lots of very useful data but what I was looking for exactly is how to animate camera movements.
Would be great if u can make a video on that.
Thanks bro for this blender camera tutorial
you're welcome!
Oh my god, thank you for the tip about setting the active camera through the view tab. Something happened with my blender shortcuts and nothing is working today.
Glad it helped!
thanks for the tutorial. gonna check out your HDRI video.
more tips : while using fly mode, use Q/E to go up or down. when in terrain, press tab to simulate walking like FPS games.
Thanks for the tips 👍
Straight to the useful info, very efficient tutorial, thank you!
glad you like it!
you are an amazing teacher
thank you!
Short, sweet, and truly to the point! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
very short
God bless you for your all efforts
Thank you 😃
Perfect tutorial! Helped me a lot. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much. You saved me. I'm a beginner and i feel like i can't do even the simplest thing but now at least i can move my camera
glad it helped!
Super helpful! thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
thanks for the vid...I have a 4k monitor 42 inch, so how do I make the camera box view bigger?
One of the Best Tutorial Video this was soo Helpful Thank you So Much!!!!💕💕
You're welcome!
Excellent Tutorial ... Love it
Glad you liked it!
Thanks Ryan much appreciated.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
great tutorial !!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks man
You're welcome!
Very helpful. Taught me just what I needed! Thanks!!!!!!!
Glad it helped!
TNice tutorials man did a really good job of explaining ever tNice tutorialng ever one else don't really go into detail
glad you like it!!
thank you so much. i have just hated using these cameras so much
thanks for watching.
Very clear and succinct, thank you lotsss
You're very welcome!
Thanks bro Ryan
You're welcome!
Thanks! Its realy best tips about camera!
glad it helped!
awesome tips and straight to the point, thank you!
glad it helped!
You told me exactly what I needed to know. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice tutorial I just got the yamaha PSR E363 and I connected it as a midi controller however I can't figure out how to draw the notes with my
Oh cool. But I'm not sure if that will work with Blender.
Very, very helpful. I love your tutorials. Always to the point and packed with tons of information. Thanks a lot for sharing!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Camera Done ✅
cool 👍
wih the shift tilde fly mode you can press TAB and it drops you in the enviroment
so if you are making an enviroment for an FPS game or TPS game, this is very useful to see sizes and ratios of places before taking it to a game engine
Yes, that's a very cool feature of the camera!
wow so cute little world! thx for video
Thanks so much!
Bro can you please make a video on how to take cinematic shots with multiple camera's in blender this would be really helpful .
BTW this was a good and helpful tutorial done a great job as you always do.
Thank you 😇
Thanks! I already have a tutorial on how to do that. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/dYGfiScL1PQ/видео.html
If only Ryan commented on this
Hello. : )
@@RyanKingArt wow Thx
@@Support-Emma-Watson I get a lot of comments, but I try to reply to as many as I can.
gr8 tutorial rayen
Thanks!
@@RyanKingArt did you hear about bsurface addon in blender?? you can make a video its best for reptology for high poly mesh and ist soo easy you can make a video 😉
@@judannahabuqe I will look it up.
great tutorial, informative, and easy to follow.
Glad it was helpful!
This video is really awesome.
Thank you!
Thank you, this was very helpful.
thanks for watching!
Ty for making this vid im a gfx creator and i needed this
glad it helped!
@@RyanKingArt if you ever feel to stop doing youtube bc any reason don’t bc were supporting you forever and just to let you know we all love you good day or night
2:33 Ctrl+B only render the view of the camera
8:37 Ctrl+Alt+0 bring camera to right where you are
9:20 change the resolution of the camera
Thanks! 👍
for Mac ?
Thanks for your time and knowledge. 👍
You're welcome! Thanks for watching
thanks a lot ryan i dont understand but i understand :)
Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much. The video was very helpful 💝👏
glad it helped!
great tutorial! I swear the camera is one of the most confusing parts about learning blender. It doesn't seem intuitive
thanks for watching!
Damnnnn quick and fast instructor
thanks for watching 👍
It is very helpful..thanks!!
Glad to hear that!
Thank you for the tutorial. I assume that when you are moving around the scene in the camera, this can be filmed and made into a movie?
Well, I suppose so, but it might be better to animate the camera with keyframes. But yes, you can animate the camera flying around the scene, and then render it as an animation.
@@RyanKingArt Thanks for the reply, I have had Blender for 1 week and love the challenges.
this was really helpful thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
thank you for your make ditail video
You are welcome!