Wanderson M. Pimenta shows another demo of his plug-in.
You might have seen Wanderson M. Pimenta's Camera Controller add-on that allows you to create realistic footage in Blender with your phone. If you're still not sold, here is another look at the add-on and a free demo you can try before buying.
With this tool, you can control your Blender camera using your phone and create nice, believable movements.
"By using your smartphone, you can simulate camera movements as if you were holding a real camera, creating extremely realistic shakes in real-time, without the need for tracking. These movements are based on actual data captured from your phone and can be recorded in real-time, baking them as keyframes in your animation."
It also lets you move the camera using two joysticks: one for going forward, sideways, and backward, and one for controlling the camera’s height. "Additionally, with the option to send rotation/movement data from the active camera, you can direct the camera’s orientation while using the joysticks to generate translations."
Moreover, you can make keyframes at specific points in the animation and use your phone to generate only the camera’s rotational movements.
Camera Controller has a companion add-on, which allows you to move objects in Blender with a phone.
Try Camera Controller now, but be warned that it only works with Android devices.
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