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:
Use the viewport controls to position your camera — orbit, pan, and zoom until you have the angle you want.
Adjust camera settings in the right sidebar — focal length, exposure, and depth of field.
Click "+ New Bookmark" in the bookmark panel at the bottom.
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:
Select the bookmark you want to use as a starting point.
Make your adjustments.
Click "+ New Bookmark" instead of "Update Bookmark" to save it as a separate bookmark.
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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