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# Curve-Based Camera
**Frames:** *Number of frames to sample along the curve.*
**Curve Name:** *Name of the curve to sample.*
**Yaw/Pitch/Roll (Min/Max):** *Rotation ranges for the camera about its 3 axes. Setting all values to 0 will point the camera straight down. Setting the pitch to 90 degrees will make the camera parallel with the XY/ground plane.*
**Camera Height (Min/Max):** *Height of the camera above the curve in meters.*
**Properties:** *Perspective camera intrinsic properties.* [***Additional documentation.***](/lexset-seahaven/seahaven/readme/getting-started/simulation-editor/camera/perspectival-camera-properties.md)
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