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Here are some previews provided by the programmers that show a lot of what EZCA can do You can export camera settings and settings for every single effect or module separately.

Export and import settings to external file for back-up or for sharing with other EZCA users.

Create and modify your own dynamic head movements effects with built-in effects editor.

Enable and disable mouse look mode with the middle mouse button.

This switching can be instant, or smooth thanks to PtP technology.

Switch between the cameras with joystick buttons or keyboard shortcuts.

Edit POV and location of the camera "on-the-fly" with the mouse and keyboard.

Create up to 255 internal, external aircraft, and world cameras for every aircraft.

Camera smoothly "floats" from the current to a new position.

Travel over the virtual cockpit of the aircraft, around the aircraft and around the flight simulator world.

EZCA is also a great tool that can be used by flight sim movie making enthusiasts to make their videos more exciting. We believe EZCA is one of the "Must Have" technologies for FSX/Prepar3D.ĮZCA is a tool that incorporates visual effects of both pilot and camera shake, caused by aircraft accelerations, surfaces, and turbulence, that makes flying in Flight Simulator more immersing and realistic. But also very exciting are the effects exerted on the pilot, immersing the virtual pilot in a more realistic physical simulation of aviation.

It offers view control in Flight Simulator for easy navigation throughout the virtual cockpit and cabin, around the aircraft, and around the Flight Simulator world. Please click here to get Version 2.įlight One Software, in partnership with EZdok Software, is excited to offer EZdok Camera for Microsoft Flight Simulator X and Prepar3D.ĮZdok Camera (EZCA) is a camera and effects system and manager that enhances the pilot experience in FSX/Prepar3D. Important Notice: Version 2 has now been released. EZdok Camera (EZCA) for Microsoft Flight Simulator X and Prepar3D