GREAT PLANES RealFlight 7 User Manual page 158

There are several ways to access the Fly Camera mode. The first, and
probably the easiest, is to press the 'V' key on your keyboard. You
may also right click on the scene and select Fly Camera from the menu
box that appears. The final method is to select Fly Camera through
the View menu and Mode sub-menu item.
To exit the Fly Camera feature, right click in the editing view and select
the desired option from the menu box that appears. You can also exit
this mode by hitting the 'Z' key, which returns you to the normal
viewing mode.
Pan Camera-
The Pan Camera option allows the camera to shift the vantage point
on the selected scenery.
There are several ways to access the Pan Camera mode. The first, and
probably the easiest, is to press the 'C' key on your keyboard. You
may also right click on the scene and select Pan Camera from the
menu box that appears. The final method is to select Pan Camera
through the View menu and Mode sub-menu item.
To exit the Pan Camera feature, right click in the editing view and
select the desired option from the menu box that appears. You can
also exit this mode by hitting the 'Z' key, which returns you to the
normal viewing mode.
Pivot Camera-
The Pivot Camera mode pivots or rotates the camera around a
particular object or location.
There are several ways to access the Pivot Camera mode. The first,
and probably the easiest, is to press the 'X' key on your keyboard. You
can also right click on the scene and select Pivot Camera from the
menu box that appears. The final method that may be used is to select
Pivot Camera View menu in the Mode menu item.
To exit the Pivot Camera feature, right click in the editing view and
select the desired option from the menu box that appears. You can
also exit this mode by hitting the 'Z' key, which returns you to the
normal viewing mode.
Normal Camera-
This mode returns the camera to its normal, or default perspective.
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