For years, Studio has delivered powerful product rendering — but with one constraint that professional photographers and creative teams kept bumping into: a fixed 50mm equivalent camera. That changes now.

We're introducing Variable Focal Length control in Studio, giving you the freedom to shape your renders with the same precision you'd expect from a real-world camera setup.

Why This Matters

Every focal length tells a different story. A wide 16mm lens captures the full presence of a large sectional sofa in context. An 85mm portrait lens isolates a designer lamp with beautiful compression and minimal distortion. A 200mm telephoto flattens perspective to make product details feel intimate and refined.

Until now, you had to work within the boundaries of a single standard lens. Now, you choose the look.

What You Can Do

• Dial in your focal length — Use the new slider in Camera Settings to move seamlessly between 16mm and 200mm, covering everything from ultra-wide to super telephoto.

• See it live — The canvas updates in real time as you drag, so you can compose your shot with confidence before committing to a render.

• Render what you see — The final output faithfully matches the focal length you've set. No surprises between preview and delivery.

Built Into Camera Settings

You'll find the new focal length slider right inside the Camera Settings panel. It fits naturally into your existing workflow with zero learning curve.

Variable Focal Length is available now in Studio. Open your Camera Settings and start exploring.