Questions

1. Why might we want multiple cameras in a scene?
2. If we couldn’t use multiple cameras, how might we get around this limitation and still animate the effect of switching between cameras? What complications might arise from doing so?
3. Why is the operator called Bind Camera to Markers if it creates a marker, and only one marker at that?
4. “The active camera is the camera used to view and render the scene.” Is the previous statement always true?
5. How many different ways can you fool a Blender user who thinks they’re rendering a frame of the current scene with the active camera?
6. If we wanted to render the same segment of frames with different cameras, but we couldn’t use the Video Sequencer, what else could we do?
7. How can you use the Sequence scene itself as a scene strip in another sequence?
8. If you render a frame of a sequencer scene containing a sequence of scene strips, one of which is of another sequencer scene containing...