In the preview, the image may look quite blurred because Artlantis is working to rebuild each frame in full radiosity. We can start to review by using the play buttons. On the timeline, notice the new keyframes recording the camera movement. After you finished, you close the edit path mode by clicking again on its icon and the path turns red, showing that it belongs to a camera. The same control points can be lifted and tangents are editable in side views as well. The tangents at both sides of the new control point work like new handles for you. It can be created by choosing the "Add control point" from a contextual menu appearing after a right click on the path. We'll need a new control point to grab the path in an arbitrary point.
We can do the same with the other tangent too. Grabbing one of them with the mouse will distort the path. This is a straight path for the moment with two tangents at both ends. If this function is on, moving the camera will generate a line between the start and end point of its positions. This icon works only when you are in animation mode. To create a path, first you'll need to turn on the "Edith path mode" function by clicking on its icon in the upper side of the window. Select the sequence you want to edit and open the 2D window. Creating a path to a camera is easy in Artlantis 5.
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