Before we find Poser's "Floor" ... let's look at the graphic above and see how we can move the camera using the Camera's "Trackball" ... or ... if we *click & drag* on one of the Camera's Parameter dials.

Now ... let's read ...

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"The Tale of The Three Little Axes, X, Y, and Z" - (axis is singular - axes is plural)

The X Axis runs through the Poser Universe from the left when it's negative, e.g., -1.000, to the right when it is positive, e.g., 1.000 and when it is neither negative nor positive, e.g., 0.000, it is exactly in the center.

The Y Axis runs through the Poser Universe from above the "Floor" when it is a positive value, e.g., 1.000, to below the "Floor" when it is a negative value, e.g., -1.000 and when it is 0.000 (zero) it is on Poser's "Floor."

Note - We can use the [menu] "Figure" >>> "Drop to Floor" (Ctrl+D) to place a figure or a prop on the "Floor" so if Simon is "floating" after he gets posed ... here's how we can bring him back down to the "Floor" (zero on the Y Axis).

The Z Axis runs through the Poser Universe from the front when it is positive, e.g., 1.000, to the back when it is negative, e.g., -1.000, and is in the center when it is 0.000 (zero).

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Now, back to the Main Camera ... We can use the Trackball to rotate the Main Camera around the center of the Poser Universe (where X, Y, and Z are all equal zero)  ... or ... use the "Dolly" parameter dials to pan the Main Camera right/left (X) , up/down (Y), and front/back (Z).

 

Remember ... "With Poser, all things are possible, and poseable!"

cheers,

dr geep ... :o]

edited 10/5/2019