# Multiple Camera Angles

## Summary

The Multiple Camera Angles Node lets you generate new views of a subject from different perspectives using a single reference image. With an interactive 3D camera controller and precise sliders for rotation, movement, and zoom, you can create realistic new angles without reshooting or re-rendering.

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### How to Use

1. Add the Node:
   * Click the Add (+) button and select Multiple Camera Angles from the Image node category.
2. Provide a Reference Image:
   * Connect an image from another node (such as Generate Image or Edit Image), or upload one directly.
3. Position the Camera:
   * Drag the point on the interactive 3D camera controller to orbit around your subject visually. Fine-tune with the Rotation, Move, and Zoom sliders.
4. Generate:
   * Click Generate, and the AI will produce a new image from your configured camera angle.

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### Choosing the Right Settings

| Setting               | Type                            | Impact on Output                                                                                                       |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Camera Controller     | Interactive 3D Widget           | Drag to visually orbit the camera around your subject before fine-tuning with sliders.                                 |
| Rotation (Left/Right) | Slider                          | Controls horizontal rotation. Negative values rotate left; positive values rotate right.                               |
| Move (Up/Down)        | Slider                          | Adjusts vertical camera position. Negative moves down; positive moves up.                                              |
| Zoom                  | Slider (default: 5)             | Controls camera distance. Higher values zoom in; lower values pull back.                                               |
| Aspect Ratio          | Dropdown (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, etc.) | Defines the output image dimensions.                                                                                   |
| Wide Angle Lens       | Checkbox                        | Simulates a wide-angle lens, expanding the field of view for more immersive perspectives.                              |
| Guidance Scale        | Slider (default: 4.5)           | Controls how strongly the input and camera settings influence the output. Higher values stay closer to your reference. |
| Seed                  | Number Input                    | A fixed number for reproducible results across generations.                                                            |

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### Sample Use Cases

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<summary>Product Photography from Every Angle</summary>

Upload/Generate a single product shot and rotate the camera to generate front, side, and top-down views, perfect for e-commerce listings without a full photo shoot.

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<summary>Cinematic Scene Angles</summary>

Turn a single scene into a full storyboard of camera angles. Use Move (Up/Down) for a dramatic low-angle hero shot, Rotation for an over-the-shoulder perspective, and Zoom for a tight close-up all from one base image.

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<summary>Architectural Visualization</summary>

Generate eye-level, aerial, and dramatic low-angle views of a building from a single render. Enable Wide Angle Lens for expansive interior or exterior perspectives.

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