# Camera Crane Up Video Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/camera-crane-up Creator: @maggie Saved recipe example ยท version 3 Turn a source image into a vertical camera\-rise video that reveals the environment and emphasizes scale\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/73ba20b468c3859d8eed482bb8fb4f50ee8d35c8bf40e06c7b672b99b7c0c1b5.jpg ## Explore a Vertical Camera Rise This saved example connects one source image to a Crane Up Video output, illustrating a vertical reveal of the surrounding environment and a stronger sense of scale\. ## Default inputs ### Source Image Type: image [Source Image]() ## Saved outputs ### Crane Up Video Type: video [Crane Up Video]() ## Ways to use a camera crane up Use this image\-to\-video recipe for film and entertainment concepts that benefit from a rising camera perspective\. ### Establishing shots Create a vertical camera\-rise concept from a source image to introduce a setting and reveal more of its environment\. ### Scale\-focused scenes Use the upward movement to emphasize the size of a location, structure, or surrounding space represented in the source image\. ### Location presentations Turn a still location reference into a video concept that communicates the setting through a rising camera perspective\. ### Storyboarding Explore how a scene might open with a camera moving upward from a single source image\. ### Director and editor reviews Share a camera\-movement concept for discussion when planning how a scene should reveal its environment\. ### Film concept development Use the Crane Up Video output to test a vertical reveal as part of an early film or entertainment idea\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does the Camera Crane Up recipe do? It uses a Source Image to create a Crane Up Video\. The recipe describes a vertical camera rise that reveals the environment and emphasizes scale\. ### Who is this recipe for? It is intended for film and entertainment workflows that need to explore a rising camera perspective from a still image\. Filmmakers, editors, and creative teams can use the output as a scene or shot concept\. ### What should I prepare as the input? Prepare one Source Image that represents the scene or setting you want to explore\. The saved example uses a single image connected to the recipe's video output\. ### Can I use a different image? Yes\. Source Image is the exposed input, so visitors can change it in Fuser before using the recipe\. No additional exposed inputs are listed for this recipe\. ### What does the saved example demonstrate? The saved example demonstrates the connection between one Source Image and a Crane Up Video output\. Its intended result is a vertical camera movement that reveals more of the environment and highlights scale\. ### What kinds of projects can this support? It can support establishing\-shot ideas, location presentations, storyboarding, and other film or entertainment concepts involving an upward camera reveal\. These are possible applications of the recipe, not descriptions of a live result on this page\. ### What are the recipe's limits? The recipe lists one image input and one video output, with no exposed controls for changing the movement or other output properties\. The result should therefore be understood as a Crane Up Video based on the Source Image you choose\. ## Used for - [Film & animation](https://fuser.studio/solutions/industries/film-animation.md): Develop film treatments, character and environment concepts, storyboards and motion studies\. Connect image, video and 3D exploration in Fuser\. - [Video & storyboards](https://fuser.studio/solutions/use-cases/video-storyboards.md): Develop storyboard frames, shot variations and video studies from your references\. Compose clear boards and explore movement in one Fuser project\. ## Try a Camera Rise for Your Scene Log in to Fuser to use your own Source Image with the Camera Crane Up recipe\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)