Managing Bookmarks

Bookmarks are saved camera setups that remember everything about how you're viewing your model — camera position and angle, focal length, focus, exposure settings, and product positioning. They're at the core of Photo mode's efficiency.

Creating Bookmarks

To create a new bookmark:

  1. Use the viewport controls to position your camera — orbit, pan, and zoom until you have the angle you want.

  2. Adjust camera settings in the right sidebar — focal length, exposure, and depth of field.

  3. Click "+ New Bookmark" in the bookmark panel at the bottom.

  4. Enter a descriptive name (e.g., "Front Detail", "Top Down View").

Your camera position and all current settings are saved. The new bookmark will appear in the panel with a thumbnail preview.

Selecting and Editing Bookmarks

  • Click any bookmark in the panel to instantly switch the viewport to that saved view.

  • Adjust the camera position, angle, or settings as needed.

  • Click "Update Bookmark" to save your changes — this overwrites the previous settings for that bookmark.

Duplicating a Bookmark

To create a variation of an existing bookmark:

  1. Select the bookmark you want to use as a starting point.

  2. Make your adjustments.

  3. Click "+ New Bookmark" instead of "Update Bookmark" to save it as a separate bookmark.

  4. Give the new bookmark a distinctive name.

Organizing Bookmarks

The bookmark panel displays bookmarks in order. For an efficient workflow:

  • Use clear names — Name bookmarks descriptively (e.g., "Front Quarter", "Detail — Handle").

  • Create logical sequences — Arrange bookmarks in a natural viewing order.

  • Maintain consistency — Use similar camera positions across product lines for cohesive imagery.

  • Remove unnecessary bookmarks — Keep the panel focused on the views you actually need.

Tip: Once you've created the ideal set of bookmarks for a product, you can save those settings as a template and apply them to other products in your catalog for consistent imagery across your product line.

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