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Actually ithere's two steps...
1:  link the object to the camera, rather than the camera to the object.  (Use either the 'Attributes" button, to get to the linking tab, or use the actual link icon.  Both found in that little set of icons that appears next to any object.)
2:  Then switch from the 'Director's view to the camera view, and the movement control ball (just above the render buttons), will move the camera smoothly, and the object stays in the correct position.  If you prefer to use the top menu icons, be sure that the camera is selected, before using them.

Don't use the linking in the "Edit camera properties" linking...I tested that one myself, and yes the movement goes haywire indeed.

Thanks for the tip... I will put this on my list of Bryce tips. This is good to know.

TS

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