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Camera Preview panel

Shows what your final scene looks like through the main camera.
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The Camera Preview panel shows what your scene looks like from the main camera's point of view. Use this panel to make sure important objects are in view and your scene looks how you want it to before you publish or share.
This panel is always visible within the Scene view.

Live view

The Camera Preview panel gives you a live view of exactly what your scene's camera currently sees. This helps you frame your scene and check what your final application looks like to users.
The preview updates in real time as you move or adjust the camera.

Manipulate the panel

You can resize, expand, and move the Camera Preview window anywhere within the Scene view. This ensures the panel doesn't block your view of other panels, and lets you customize your workspace layout.
When the camera's view is minimized, click on the Expand arrows to open it. To minimize the panel, select Minimize (-).

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