EClark1894 posted at 8:49AM Tue, 21 February 2017 - #4297921

ironsoul posted at 10:08AM Mon, 20 February 2017 - #4297768

Not related to OP but sometimes I see a video on something think maybe useful to fellow Poser users . I've often wondered what the dolly settings mean in Camera props and their use The Difference Between Dolly & Zoom Shots

A shorter definition is that a zoom is the physical movement of the camera either back and forward or side to side. A Zoom is the mechanical or artificial movement of the len's focus or focal point.

Wonder how I missed that. That should read that a DOLLY is the physical movement of the camera either back and forth or side to side. I apologize for the confusion.