1. Select the camera, then you will have 3 options: Dolly Zoom, Orbital Tracking and Shake Effect. 2. With Dolly Zoom you need to Target the focus point of your subject, then select that new Empty on the Target Object field, then click on Animate. 3. With Orbital Tracking you need to select your subject on the Target Object field, then click on Animate. 4. And finally with the Shake Effect just position your camera, set the time and intensity of the effect and click on Animate.

1. Setup all your cameras, then open the addon, select the location to save all the renders. 2. Click on Start, and then Blender will render all your cameras, each camera with its own configuration.

1. Just navigate on the 3D Viewport and choose the angle you want for your new camera, then click on the button Add Camera to View. 2. Rename it, and ready to work with it.

1. Select the desired camera from the Camera Manager. 2. In the section Manual Focus just click on the target button, then click on the 3D Viewport where do you want your camera to be focused.

1. Select the desired camera from the Camera Manager. 2. In the camera properties, adjust the values of "Resolution X" and "Resolution Y".

1. Select the desired camera in the Camera Manager. 2. In the camera properties, check the "Depth of Field" box. 3. Adjust the "F-Stop" and "Focus Distance" values as needed.

1. Open the Camera Manager (Ctrl + Left Click). 2. In the list of cameras, click the "Activate" button next to the camera you want to activate.