Create a Camera Orbit Video

It takes a Source Image and produces a Camera Orbit Video. The video moves the camera in a smooth arc around the subject while keeping the subject in focus.

It is intended for film and entertainment work where you want to explore or present camera movement around a subject. It can support shot concepts, storyboards, pitches, and previsualization references.

You need one image in the Source Image input. Choose an image with a clear subject if you want the orbiting movement to be easy to understand.

Yes. Source Image is an exposed editable input in Fuser, so you can replace the saved example image with another image before using the recipe. The resulting Camera Orbit Video will be based on the image you provide.

The saved example shows the recipe’s Source Image connected to its Camera Orbit Video output. It demonstrates the saved input-to-output setup and is not a live generation or a guarantee of what a new image will produce.

The output can serve as a moving-shot reference for film concepts, pitch materials, storyboard discussions, and other entertainment video planning. It is most relevant when the intended shot involves an arc around a subject.

The exposed input listed for this recipe is Source Image. The recipe description specifies a smooth arc around the subject, but it does not provide additional exposed controls for changing the path.