Camera Follow/Track Object | Quick Tip | Blender 2.8

How to make your camera track to an object in this case an empty in 1 minute.

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[RyuuzakiJulio]

2 hours fighting with the settings, and you fix it in 1 minute. THANK YOU!!!

[PrinceWesterburg]

Cameras and nulls (empties) are THE defining thing for cinematic looks. In SoftImage one of the camera types was a whole setup with a camera driver null and point of interest null. I used the same in LightWave and it always gets smooth camera animation.

[revenger]

Ugh. So simple. I wish I found your tutorial before watching some other guy's 15 minute tutorial. 😂 Thanks for making this quick & simple!

[briticalhit]

Perfect! I was able to adapt this so that city labels on a game world map track the camera, thanks once again!

[BeastSri]

Namaste, bro I'm one of the learner from your tutorials you are just awesome thanks for all ...

[DexieTheSheep]

Wow, it's like as soon as I saw this video, "Track To" appeared in my list of modifiers. I thought I tried all the tracking modifiers! Thanks!

[trashcan]

You just saved me half an hour of stumbling in the dark. Thank you.

[LFPaiser]

Ok this works, thanks. But I also need it to track the target rotation, like when there is ball rolling and the camera tracks it so it seem like the ball is still and the whole world goes spiny.

PS: I just found a solution. There is a checkbox in the constraint panel called "Target Z", just check that and bada bim bada bum you can make you audience get dizzy.

[pyramidvince]

Sometimes its great to have the little quicky tuts

[wyro]

You can save making the empty -- unless that works better for your purposes -- by adding the constraint and then in the 'track to' box click the eyedropper and select where you want the camera to track.

[BanthaBoi]

A one minute video for such a power tool. Thank you so much!

[SajS]

Thanks!!! I saw too many video with poor or wrong information about this subject. I finally find you, thanks a lot!

[leoleonid]

Thanks tutorial man.
You helped me a lot in just a minute.

[MattVoda]

So happy to see that your video is a top Google result for 'blender camera look at'

[Klassmonkey]

Thank you so much. This is an amazing tutorial.❤

[benmartin]

Very helpful, Concise, clear, and to the point. Thank you!

[raymobula]

Excellent. Was wondering how to do this in blender.

[deadaccount]

omg this is so much easier than trying to animate the camera to make it look realistic thank u so much this saved me alot of time

[sameneko]

Thank you verymuch. Fast and effective.

[abhijeet.zeppelin]

YOU ALWAYS SOLVE MY PROBLEMS> THANSK A LOT!