If you are in the camera view, then you can edit the >camera settings. Note the FOV (Field of View) and Scale. If I am in the Director's View, I can get a renderable result, barring silly behaviour by Bryce. I can rotate the view in any direction, visually using the camera controls and get a rendition that looks like that. If I use the rotate device in the camera view, I simply see what I was watching fly off screen, as if +I_ had spun around while holding the camera. The Director can zoom around the whole picture, visually, at will! I can look at any side of any object, without moving the object. AND I get a rendered image that is exactly what I see at any time....barring silly behaviour by Bryce. That's the nub. The Director's View can be used for full rendition. It has all the power of the camera View, including Zooming in panning and swooping about the whole scene. If nobody uses it, and the only answer is "don't use it" and the broken parts are not going to be addressed, take it away, and I will find another package.