Preset Prompts - Camera Techniques for Videos

Camera Techniques preset prompts provide various camera movements for video generation, including zoom, dolly, orbital shots, panning, tilting, crane shots, and more, making prompt creation easier and faster.

Click the Camera Techniques button in the Prompt section to display the Preset Prompts panel.

Supported AI Tools

Image Creation

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Image Editing

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Video Creation

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3D to Video

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Create Actor

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Preset Prompt Description

Static steady shot

A static, steady shot with the camera locked in a fixed position


Zoom in

lens slowly zoom in from 35mm to 85mm, camera stays still. No sudden speed changes, no shake, and no abrupt reframing.


Zoom out

lens slowly zoom out from 50mm to 24mm, camera stays still. No sudden speed changes, no shake, and no abrupt reframing.


Dolly in

The camera slowly moves forward, strong parallax, perspective changes. No shake, no sudden acceleration


Dolly out

The camera slowly moves backward, strong parallax, perspective changes. No shake, no sudden acceleration


Spiral in

The camera slowly moves forward while slowly rotating in a smooth and controlled motion, spiral motion, dynamic parallax.


Spiral out

The camera slowly moves backward while slowly rotating in a smooth and controlled motion, spiral motion, dynamic parallax.


Dolly zoom in

The camera slowly moves forward, while lens slowly zoom out from 50mm to 24mm, creating a dolly zoom effect.


Dolly zoom out

The camera slowly moves backward, while lens slowly zoom in from 35mm to 85mm, creating a dolly zoom effect.


Orbital shot right

The camera performs a smooth orbital shot rotating to the right in a clean circular motion around the scene. Stable cinematic movement, consistent speed, and natural spatial continuity. No handheld shake, no sudden whip motion, and no abrupt angle changes. The rotation feels elegant, controlled, and visually clear.


Orbital shot left

The camera performs a smooth orbital shot rotating to the left in a clean circular motion around the scene. Stable cinematic movement, constant speed, and natural spatial continuity. No handheld shake, no abrupt acceleration, and no sudden directional change. The movement feels smooth, balanced, and cinematic.


360 Spin

The camera orbits a full 360 degrees around the subject, circling completely.


Pan right

The camera pans slowly to the right in a smooth and controlled horizontal motion. The camera remains fixed in position. No zoom, no lateral movement, and no sudden framing shift. Stable, deliberate, and easy-to-read motion.


Pan left

The camera pans slowly to the left in a smooth and controlled horizontal motion. The camera remains fixed in position. No zoom, no lateral movement, and no sudden framing shift. Stable, deliberate, and easy-to-read motion.


Truck right

The camera trucks laterally to the right in a smooth and controlled motion. No pans, no orbit, no zoom, and no sudden framing shift.


Truck left

The camera trucks laterally to the left in a smooth and controlled motion. No pans, no orbit, no zoom, and no sudden framing shift.


Tilt up

The camera slowly tilts upward in a smooth and controlled vertical motion. The camera remains fixed in position while the lens angle moves upward for a clean cinematic reveal. No zoom, no lateral movement, and no sudden framing shift. Stable, deliberate, and easy-to-read motion.


Tilt down

The camera slowly tilts downward in a smooth and controlled vertical motion. The camera stays fixed in place while the lens angle moves down in a clean and readable way. No zoom, no shake, and no abrupt change in speed. A stable cinematic tilt for a clear visual reveal.


Crane up

The camera slowly cranes upward while tilting down. No sudden speed changes, no shake.


Crane down

The camera slowly descends from a high angle, lowering toward the eye level.


Follow shot

The camera smoothly follows the subject with stable and controlled motion. The framing tracks alongside the movement while keeping a consistent cinematic composition. No sudden speed changes, no abrupt reframing, and no excessive shake. A clean follow shot that maintains clear motion and natural continuity.


Handheld follow shot

The camera follows the subject in a handheld style with subtle natural shake and organic movement. The motion feels dynamic and realistic while still remaining readable and controlled. No extreme jitter, no chaotic framing, and no sudden camera jumps. A cinematic handheld follow shot with a sense of presence and immediacy.


Rack focus

The camera begin with blurry background, and shift focus to the background becomes crisp.


Slow motion

slow motion, high frame rate feel