I was hitting S just because it's what I've learned from a tutorial on recording animation of stuff. It didn't cover the attribute keying.
Yeah, now I can finally continue the camera navigation...

Yeah, I was just selecting the camera, modifying the attribute and then hitting S on the keyboard. I thought it worked just like normal motion.
Thanks, so that's what I was doing wrong. I didn't...

Thank you for the video tutorial.

I did google for some other things. Only that I'm not sure if I have googled for the right thing: animating camera zoom in Maya / recording camera zoom /...

But how do I make batch render remember which eye I want to export first? I never exported an image sequence out of a stereo camera.
Main reason I couldn't do that is because I cannot...

So you are saying I should use a stereo camera set and then render the frames on Left camera first and then render on Right camera and then merge the images in corel?
Hmm, good idea, that way I can...

It seems that if I use two cameras created as "Camera and Aim", they work exactly like eyes, but this still requires rendering in turns. It doesn't render the image directly, which is what I wish I...

Not exact effect, as you see blue and cyan. This will be used for a very short scene, just to show what object /scenery the character is focusing on while not requiring anyone to use 3D glasses just...

Never been / I am allergic to alcohol. Cross-eyed view is a normal thing, humans just don't observe it most of the time when focusing on a near object (unless you only have one eye).

Yeah, the...

I am not referring to using a technology outside of the computer to see what the character is seeing.
I want to make it look as if a human is looking at the objects (video will display the world as...

I know stereoscopic camera can see in red and cyan (for 3D movies), but I want it to see in normal colors just like we humans see, and have the same view principle as we do.

For example, if 2...