Normally it is possible in Vue Pro with the Python scripting... In the documentation, i see that you can access to focal, exposure, depth of field, ... and of course you can move rotate, etc... so yes, that is possible!

I'm not convinced by the quality of the Digit review. Obviously the guy who wrote didn't spend much time testing the soft. Or maybe he didn't spend lot of time learning Cinema4D... "the plug-in failed to work properly anyway, since only one frame of the animation would ever be recognized..." : he probably "forgot" to define an animation length in C4D...Not too serious, uh??

I saw on e-on's website a "which one" page (in Products section as i remember)that can help you too (comparison between Vue d'Esprit 4 and Vue 4 Pro a little bit "hard" to read (i hope you like to scroll) but explicit)...

Hi Mazak, Do you know the story of the rabbit that goes in a delicatessen and ask for 2 breads?