Perspective Camera in Car and Maya? [closed] - maya

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I'm new to Maya, so is there a way to set the camera to be inside of a car? I understand that there are certain cameras like a perspective camera, but I'm having trouble figuring out if there's a simple way to set a camera, or if it's even possible at all. Thanks for your help!

Make a camera Create -> Cameras -> Camera, then enable move/rotate tool and put it wherever you want. You can also move even the existing camera to position the same way, or by dragging mouse and alt+mmb, alt+lmb+mmb and alt+lmb.

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http://cropper.codeplex.com/
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