A virtual camera is a software-based tool used to create or simulate camera effects and perspectives within digital environments, such as video games or virtual reality applications. It can mimic the behavior of a physical camera, including adjusting focus, zoom, and movement, but operates entirely within a computer system. Virtual cameras are used for generating animated scenes, creating visual effects, and providing interactive experiences in digital media.

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