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When you prepare to do a final rendering without a perspective view or a camera with perspective enabled, a dialog box prompts you to add a camera or turn on perspective view.
When you save an animation, you can use motion blur to simulate the dynamic blurring effect of a static image of a moving object.
You can include dimensions and annotations in a final PhotoView 360 rendering if they are currently visible in a part or assembly.
PhotoView 360 proof sheets let you select lighting settings by viewing the effects of a range of settings in a series of proof sheets. Each image represents a different setting for your primary PhotoView 360 lighting.
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