01 · Analyze Scene
Ask for help with the scene you are looking at.
Use Analyze Scene when you want camera-setting guidance for the current subject. A night landscape, moving headlights and a lit drawing surface ask for different choices. The feature offers recommendations; it does not know every condition around the rig or what you intend the finished movie to feel like. Keep that intent part of your review.
Ask for help with the scene you are looking at.
02 · Analyze Scene
Review the settings instead of accepting them blindly.
Read the suggestions and choose which supported settings to apply. Check the preview after making a change, especially for clipped lights, focus and the brightness of the foreground. A useful recommendation should help you reach a workable camera state faster. Adjust it further when the scene or your creative goal calls for a different result.
Review the settings instead of accepting them blindly.
03 · Analyze Scene
Turn a useful suggestion into your own setup.
Once the camera looks right, save a profile for a similar subject. If the light will change, add Camera Actions from that starting point and review the timeline. Analyze Scene is optional, and the manual camera remains available when you prefer to set everything yourself. Review the app’s AI Usage Policy for the terms of the feature.
Turn a useful suggestion into your own setup.
A Practical Workflow
- 01
Request a recommendation
Use Analyze Scene when guidance would help with the current subject.
- 02
Review and apply
Choose the suggested settings you want and inspect the live preview.
- 03
Refine and save
Make your own adjustments and keep a profile when the setup works.
Inside the App
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Questions About Analyze Scene
Does Analyze Scene make changes without my review?
The feature provides recommendations for you to review and apply. Check the live camera result before recording.
Do I have to use AI to use TimeLapsed?
No. Analyze Scene is optional. The core camera and manual controls do not require you to use it.



