Which models take camera commands and define shot sizes?
3 of the 24 models: Adobe Firefly, Leonardo Motion 2.0 and LTX Studio. The other 21 do not, in the docs read. As of 2026-10-13.
| Model | Camera moves | Framing | What the docs say |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adobe Firefly | Commands or presets | Options to pick from | Shot size and camera angle menus, each option defined, from extreme close-up to a top-down shot |
| Leonardo Motion 2.0 | Commands or presets | Options to pick from | Shot Type style options, such as Close Up and Overhead, chosen by style ID |
| LTX Studio | Commands or presets | Options to pick from | Shot type, camera angle and framing are set for each shot in the shot editor |
Inclusion rule. Models whose own docs meet the condition in the question. Order. Alphabetical by model name.
1Why it matters
Commands handle movement and shot sizes handle distance, the two halves of most camera direction. A model whose docs cover both gives a shot list a vocabulary it can be written in directly, without translating each line into a description.
2From the docs
Select from the available camera Motion options to guide the camera's movement within the generated video
Adobe, Firefly help: generate videos using text prompts
To manually specify the framing of the main subject within the video, use the Shot size dropdown menu to select an option.
Adobe, Firefly help: generate videos using text prompts
3The rest of the register
Not matching: Google Veo, Grok Imagine, Higgsfield, HunyuanVideo 1.5, Kling AI, LTX, Luma Dream Machine, Midjourney, MiniMax Hailuo, Moonvalley Marey, Open-Sora 2.0, Pika, PixVerse, Runway, SceneMixer, Seedance, SkyReels, Sora, Step-Video-TI2V, Vidu and Wan.
- CameraCamera motion options to pick: zoom in or out, move left or right, tilt up or down, static and handheld
- CameraShot size and camera angle menus, each option defined, from extreme close-up to a top-down shot
- Motion ControlsMotion Control presets for Motion 2.0, from crane and dolly moves to orbits and bullet time
- StyleShot Type style options, such as Close Up and Overhead, chosen by style ID
- Camera motion presetsCamera motion presets under the prompt field: static, handheld, dolly, crane, dolly zoom and whip out
- Precision in shot designShot type, camera angle and framing are set for each shot in the shot editor
- Camera motionCamera moves are prompt words, each defined with an example: static, pan, tilt, dolly and more
- Example requestCamera moves are written in the prompt, as in its example of panning out
- Camera controlsMore than fifty named motion presets, from crash zooms to crane shots and bullet time
- Demo promptsCamera movement is written into the prompt; the demo prompts circle, tilt and zoom the camera
- Multi-shot examplesCamera moves are written into each shot of the prompt, as in its tracking-shot examples
- Key elementsCamera movement is a step of the prompt: how and when the camera moves, relative to the subject
- Camera motionsCamera moves are words in the prompt, taken from a list the API returns
- Video documentation read; named camera moves are not describedNot described in the docs read (2026-09-25)
- prompt parameterFifteen bracketed camera commands, such as [Truck left] or [Push in], combined or in sequence
- Camera controlCamera moves are made from a single image, and trajectories are drawn for elements
- Repository read; named camera moves are not describedNot described in the docs read (2026-09-25)
- Camera shotsCamera shots are keywords in the prompt, such as bullet time, vertigo or dolly down
- Request exampleA camera_movement field applies a named move such as zoom_in
- Example promptCamera motion is one of the prompt ingredients, added after the subject's motion works
- Framing and cameraCamera moves are written into each shot's text: fixed, handheld, tracking or a slow push in
- OverviewImages, audio and videos can serve as references for performance, light and camera movement
- Example promptCamera moves are written in the prompt, as in its example of following a bird upward
- Camera directionCamera motion is described in plain words, one clear move per shot
- Camera controlA table of supported camera movements, from a fixed camera to orbit shots and rack focus, asked for in the prompt
- API reference read; camera moves are not listedNot described in the docs read (2026-09-25)
- Formula elementsCamera moves are prompt words, each tied to an intent: push-in, pull-out, tracking, orbit, fixed