Create a Camera Pan Video

It creates a Camera Pan Video from one Source Image. The described movement is a smooth horizontal camera rotation that can reveal an environment or shift focus between subjects.

It is suited to film and entertainment work involving shot concepts, visual development, previsualization, or presentations. Anyone preparing a scene image can use the resulting video as a reference for horizontal camera movement.

Prepare one image as the Source Image. The saved example uses a single source image connected to the recipe and its Camera Pan Video output.

Yes. Source Image is the exposed editable input, so you can replace it in Fuser with the image you want to use for a new run. The new video will be based on that selected source image.

The saved example demonstrates the connection between one source image and a Camera Pan Video. It represents the recipe's default example rather than a live run or a guarantee about every new input.

Use it for scene images where a horizontal camera movement could reveal more of the environment or move attention between visible subjects. It is most relevant to film and entertainment concepts built around those two uses.

The recipe exposes only a Source Image input and produces a Camera Pan Video output. Because it starts from one image, the result should be treated as a camera-movement concept based on that image rather than a full scene-production workflow.