MiniMax H3 Max Camera Controls — Navigate a 3D Scene from One Photo
Turn a single viewpoint into a navigable 3D scene in less than 3 seconds. Choose orbit, push-in, pull-out, or crane presets — each sets horizontal and vertical camera angles in degrees along the path — and H3 Max Camera Controls moves through the scene while preserving geometry, position, and materials across perspectives. Fast enough to iterate camera moves in real time. Export 480p–1080p for ads, social, and previz.
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Why use H3 Max Camera Controls
Turn a single viewpoint into a navigable 3D scene in less than 3 seconds.
Camera angles on a 3D path
Presets define horizontal (azimuth) and vertical (elevation) camera angles on a smooth 3D path — orbit, push-in, pull-out, and crane — without manual rigging.
Geometry & materials preserved
H3 Max moves through the scene while preserving geometry, position, and materials across perspectives — subjects stay locked; only camera parallax changes.
Fast enough to control the camera
Swap orbit, push-in, pull-out, or crane presets and regenerate quickly — fast enough to steer the camera like a live previz session.
Camera Controls in Three Steps
Step 1
Upload a reference image
Use a sharp, well-lit still — product, portrait, or environment. Camera Controls treats it as a frozen instant.
Step 2
Set the camera path
Pick a preset to set horizontal and vertical camera angles — orbit, push-in, pull-out, or crane — then choose duration and 480p–1080p resolution.
Step 3
Generate and download
Preview in the panel, download the MP4, or switch tabs to try text-to-video and image-to-video on the same H3 Max workspace.
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Pair camera controls with full H3 Max text/image modes or other flagship video models.
Frequently asked questions
Generate your first camera-motion clip
Scroll up, upload a reference frame, pick a camera preset, and hit Create.
