Unity Virtual Camera features
Preview, recording, and playback
Live preview via video streaming between the Unity Editor and the mobile app.
Editor viewport to see the virtual camera's view from the editor workstation.
Video streaming support for Unity's built-in, URP and HDRP render pipelines.
Record camera performances to animation clips and play back the results.
Works in both Edit mode and Play mode in the Unity Editor.
Physical camera controls
Bi-directional control of camera settings from either the Unity Editor or the mobile app.
Control focal length, focus distance and aperture with configurable damping for a smoother feel.
Reticle Autofocus (AF) mode to automatically set the focus distance based on a screen reticle.
Tracking Autofocus (AF) mode to have focus distance dynamically match a scene object's distance to the camera.
Camera motion tracking
Camera tracking via Apple's ARKit.
Additional camera motion controls via virtual joysticks.
Temporarily halt tracking and reposition around the physical space.
Motion scaling to multiply physical motion.
Dolly simulation and ergonomics
Axis locking to prevent motion in any combination of 6 degrees of movement.
Camera motion damping.
Steadicam simulation using Cinemachine.
Workflows
Non-destructive and iterative workflow – change camera settings such as damping and focal length after a capture session.
Snapshots system to capture the current state of your Virtual Camera and reuse it later. This includes, for example, the position of the camera in the Scene, and other metadata such as the lens information.
Note: The Snapshots feature is only available from the Virtual Camera Device in the Unity Editor. There is currently no interface to manage Snapshots from the Virtual Camera app.