A perspective camera is a virtual camera used in computer graphics and 3D rendering. It mimics the way the human eye perceives the three-dimensional world. By applying the principles of perspective projection, it creates a realistic representation of a 3D scene on a two-dimensional surface like a computer screen or an image.

How does it work?

In computer graphics, a perspective camera works by projecting a 3D scene onto a 2D surface following principles of perspective projection. This process is crucial for creating realistic images and animations, as it simulates how we perceive depth and spatial relationships in the real world.

How do you add a Perspective Camera to the 3D scene?

1. Click the 'Add elements' button in the top left corner.
2. Hover over the 'basic' section in the pop-up to open another pop-up.
3. In the new pop-up, locate the 'Camera' section.
4. Click the 'Perspective Camera' element to add it to the 3D scene.

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