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Camera and image planes

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Rotate the camera | Alt + left button | Option + left button Command + left button | Press the hotkey then drag in the 3D View while pressing the left button on the mouse/stylus. The camera rotates about its center of interest.
Track the camera | Alt + middle button | Option + middle button Command + middle button | Press the hotkey then drag in the 3D View while pressing the middle button on the mouse/stylus. The camera moves in a sideways motion.
Dolly the camera | Alt + right button | Option + right button Command + right button | Press the hotkey then drag in the 3D View while pressing the right button on the mouse/stylus. The camera moves toward its center of interest. You can also dolly using the scroll wheel if your mouse has this feature.
Roll the camera | Shift + middle button | Shift + middle button | Press the Shift key and then drag in the 3D View while pressing the middle button. The camera rolls about its barrel.
Focus on a location on the model | F | F | Place your cursor over the model and press the F key. The location beneath the cursor becomes the camera's new center of interest.
Frame All | A | A | Repositions the camera so that all visible geometry is within the camera's field of view.
Rotate an image plane | E + left button | E + left button | Press the hotkey then drag in the 3D View while pressing the left button on the mouse/stylus. The image plane rotates about its center of interest.
Track/transform an image plane | E + middle button | E + middle button | Press the hotkey then drag in the 3D View while pressing the middle button on the mouse/stylus. The image plane moves relative to the direction you drag.
Adjust the depth property for an image plane | E + right button | E + right button | Press the hotkey then drag in the 3D View while pressing the right button on the mouse/stylus. The image plane appears in front of or behind the objects in the 3D View depending on the direction you drag.