How to resize camera viewport in Blender 2.8?
Having issues with your camera viewport being too small or too large in Blender? To set this up follow the guide below to solve your problem.
1. Select the camera view (top right icon) or press Numpad 0 to look through the camera viewport.
A darker grey tint frame appears indicates you are in the camera perspective.
2. Press the Home key on the keyboard. This will enlarge your camera screen size to the viewport.
3. Hold down Ctrl and Middle Mouse Button or Use the Mouse Scroll Wheel to enlarge or reduce camera frame size.
4. Press N to toggle sidebar. Move mouse down to Lock Camera to View. Check this box to lock your view to the camera. Now you can rotate, pan or zoom in with your camera view.
Version: Blender 2.8 Beta (January 2019)
Type of application: 3D Software
Related Sections: General
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doing this only moves it left and right. im using blender 2.79 and i’ve been trying to figure this out for 3 DAYS.
notice how it says 2.8
That’s not a tutorial. just a bunch of useless steps to confuse a beginner
To make life easier – open blender, chose corner you like and press CTRL+ALT +0 on numpad
Does literally the same
– To increase camera area in viewport and reduce the side grey area.
(Without Locking the camera to View., )
Go to Camera View -> Select Camera -> Ctrl/CMD + Middle Mouse Drag. (to increase camera view, earlier there is a huge border can the camera viewport view is small.)
Thanks, It was helpful.
– To increase camera area in viewport and reduce the side grey area.
(Without Locking the camera to View., )
Go to Camera View -> Select Camera -> Ctrl/CMD + Middle Mouse Drag. (to increase camera view, earlier there is a huge border can the camera viewport view is small.)
Thanks, It was helpful.