The dolly camera behaves in the way you want

galactron22 Thankyou for your inteligent response. Maybe, however, you should read the TOS because it may well be you that gets "kicked out on you ASS"

It's rather amusing how you can manage to contradict yourself so thoroughly only two sentences.

dialyn even someone with a limited understanding of the English language should be able to understand that this is a different topic but thanks for the links to the other threads. aleks I'm afraid to say say that you are incorrect in all of your four points. Try again. Very eloquent, nikitacreed. Is that your gif? galactron22, Is the 22 yourIQ?

are you using a trans map?

I think it's a cultural thing Joerg. I would agree that there are very few if any artists at this site but plenty of compositors and illustrators; some good some bad. I would agree that the term artist is one that is bestowed by ones peers and contempories and I for one amongst most of the illustrators etc that I know would feel embarrassed to claim to be an artist. However, it is dangerous to say this at this site. It usually causes petulism, stamping feet and bad language.

completely agree with you Penguinisto and Poppi. It's what I've been saying or trying to say all along.

I've heard that the admins even pretend to be regular members and infiltrate the chat rooms and forums There's also a camera in the top right hand side of your monitor; it comes with the cookie:)

edriver shusssh... It's supposed to be a secret

"a few minutes to assemble some art" yes I like that line :)

In the materials editor (drop down menu Render/materials)make sure you have highlight size set to 0%

You are so funny Chuck.

ChuckEvans If someone put the film in the camera, set the exposure, aperture,set the lighting,posed the model, framed the picture without any instuctions from you and all you did was release the shutter; the picture turns out, after someone else has developed and printed it then perhaps a little dodgeing and burning, to be wonderful, who is the artist?

no didn't miss a thing. We all have the same tools ie Poser. What eowyn and others, who provide light sets, poses etc, are doing is doing the work for us not providing tools. The painting by numbers example quoted above is a good example. Or the cave man who borrows his mates piece of charcoal and produces an image is the artist. The caveman who traces over an existing picture and does not add anything of their own in the way of creativity is not. I really do not know how to explain it in a more simple way for you.

Good points Phantast. Hopefully the same people who keep repeating the same old argument about painters not making their own brushes may understand a little better now. "31,000 years ago little man made some drawings on a cave wall with a piece of charcoal, and they are still few of the best drawings iv seen... its note because what he used its because of how he caught the beasts... the movement, the power and the spirit and in a few simple lines" Exactly. He or she probably did not swop a piece of mamoth for someone to do the painting for them and then trace over the top. Melanie like so many others here you completely fail to understand a very simple point.