Attached Link: http://www.curiouslabs.com/article/articleview/1351/1/595/

About those cameras... some information from the CL site... "In Poser 6, cameras are treated as actors in that they can be edited, animated and can have keyframes set for their behavior. But cameras are also used to view the current scene, and this can cause some confusion as it is possible in Poser 6 to select a camera to edit or animate while still viewing the scene through a different camera, and conversely to select a camera from which to view the scene without selecting that camera as the current actor. To select a camera to edit or animate, choose it from the Cameras submenu in the Current Actor menu. If needed, you can then bring up its object properties by choosing Properties from the Objects menu at the top of the screen; this will bring up the Parameters/Properties palette with which you can then edit the camera. To view the scene through a particular camera, you can right-click (Control-click on Mac) in the view window for which you wish to select a camera, and choose a camera from the drop-down menu that will appear. This will not change the currently selected actor (which represents a change from Poser 5.) Additionally, the white text in the upper left-hand corner of the view window now serves only as an indicator of the current view camera, not as a way to select that camera; clicking on that text will not do anything."

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