I'm still using Vue 4, which does not read a .pz3's camera info. If I understand correctly, Vue 5 doesn't either. Vue's camera system is different from Poser's in some basic ways; you'll have to reposition the camera in Vue to your liking. This is why I feel that, when planning a scene that will be rendered in Vue, you should import objects individually from Poser to Vue; don't compose your scene in Poser! ... that way, you can arrange your scene elements as you envision in Vue without having to worry about whether or not you can approximate the Poser camera. It's not such a chore, actually.