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# Camera Configuration

Camera Configuration is a module that is loaded into the Camera bay and allows placement of Position and Properties modules

* Seahaven currently supports two different camera types (Perspectival and fisheye)

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* Each of these camera types can either be positioned by a curve or by using one of the position modules in Seahaven. 
* Curves can be imported with the 3D Asset module in the scene menu. For more information, please see the prepare your models section of this documentation. 
* Additionally, rotation ranges may be defined for each curve-based camera.

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**Frames:** *The number of unique frames to create in the current scene. Each frame represents a unique data point.*

**Curve name:** *The name of the curve with which the camera location will be determined.*

**Yaw (min/max):** *A range of values, determining the rotation of the camera about its up axis (looking left and right).*

**Pitch (min/max):** *A range of values, determining the rotation of the camera about its right axis (looking up and down).*

**Roll (min/max):** *A range of values, determining the rotation of the camera about its forward axis (rotating clockwise/counter-clockwise).*

**Camera Height (min/max)**: *The height of the camera relative to the curve (in meters).*