1.Camera Motion

Adjust the direction of the camera movement:

• Horizontal: Moves the camera left or right.
• Vertical: Moves the camera up or down.
• Roll: Rotates the camera clockwise or counterclockwise.
• Zoom: Zooms in or out.

The direction can be positive or negative, where the sign controls the direction and the magnitude controls the extent of the movement.

For example, Horizontal: positive values move it right (e.g., "1"), negative values move it left (e.g., "-1"). The value of "2" moves the camera further than "1".

<aside> 📌 Note:

• Currently, only single-direction movement is supported. Multi-direction settings will only retain the direction with the highest magnitude. For example, if Horizontal (3), Vertical (2), and Roll (4) are set simultaneously, only Roll (4) will take effect.
• Recommended values are between 3 to 5 or -3 to -5. Setting the values too high may reduce the subject's motion within the frame or prevent movement altogether, while setting them too low may result in insufficient camera movement. </aside>

2.Motion Strength

Defines the extent of motion for the subject within the video, independent of camera motion settings. This can be set to any desired value.