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Per-Camera Resolution

Per-Camera Resolution stores output dimensions on each camera and updates the scene resolution when the active camera changes.

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Renderjuice Score89/100Adoption readiness

The score combines Blender compatibility, recent updates, guides, project setup, and access.

Blender compatibility90/100

Listed for Blender 5.2.

Updates80/100

Latest publisher update: Feb 1, 2026.

Guides and support75/100

The publisher provides installation help and support.

Project setup100/100

This guide explains how to move the project and what Blender needs to render it.

Access100/100

Free and open source.

Render requirementNeeded during rendering

Yes for an animation that changes output dimensions by camera. The add-on's dedicated operator must run during rendering; fixed-resolution shots can use native Scene settings or separate jobs instead.

Installing the add-on does not make Blender's standard animation command invoke Render Animated Resolution.
The dedicated operator renders still frames one at a time and does not accept movie output formats.

Alternate path: Copy the intended resolution into scene settings manually, or split cameras into separately prepared scenes.

Scope:

Static review of the official current package and publisher guidance; no clean-profile Blender render was performed.

Current publisher source

Blender versionsBlender 4.2 and newer

Release2.3.2Free and open source

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What it does

Give different cameras in one scene different output dimensions.
Change resolution automatically when cameras switch manually or through timeline markers.

Publisher sourcesSeptember 5, 2026

Choose the render path

A fixed shot can use native Scene output settings. A multi-camera animation that changes output dimensions needs the add-on's dedicated frame-by-frame operator or separate fixed-resolution jobs.

What to do

Confirm whether resolution changes inside the submitted frame range.
For a fixed shot, save the intended output dimensions into the Scene.
For changing dimensions, render a short image-sequence test through the dedicated operator or split the jobs.

One fixed resolution

One shot or frame range

Copy the intended dimensions into native Scene settings and render without the add-on.

Resolution changes by camera

One multi-camera animation

Use Render Animated Resolution with still-image output, or split the sequence into fixed-resolution jobs.

Based on

Publisher documentation and current 2.3.2 source, reviewed September 5, 2026.

Publisher README Current publisher source Blender output settings

Access and editions

Free and open source

Per-Camera Resolution: The extension is free to download from Blender Extensions. The official download is published under SPDX:GPL-3.0-or-later.; Official Blender Extensions listing

Access checked September 1, 2026.

Project guide

Reviewed September 5, 2026

Symptoms and fixes

A multi-camera animation renders every frame at one resolution.

Publisher documentation and current 2.3.2 source.

Check: The normal animation command does not invoke the add-on's frame-by-frame Render Animated Resolution operator.

Fix: Use the dedicated operator with an image-sequence output, or submit separate fixed-resolution frame ranges.

Publisher README

The dedicated render stops or reports a CUDA error.

Open community report, not a confirmed product limitation.

Check: One Blender 4.5 user reported this; the maintainer could not reproduce it.

Fix: Treat the report as unresolved. Test a short image sequence on the target GPU and Blender build.

Open publisher issue 6

Alternatives

Fixed-resolution shot

A job renders one camera or one resolution for its entire frame range.

Tradeoff: You must copy the intended dimensions into the Scene before saving, but the worker does not need this add-on.

Blender output format manual

Separate Blender scenes or jobs

An animation changes cameras and resolution, but the farm cannot call the add-on's operator.

Tradeoff: Shot management takes more work, while each scene or job keeps predictable native output settings.

Blender scenes manual

Install and start

Install

Install Per-Camera Resolution from Blender Extensions inside Blender.
For a downloaded ZIP, use Install from Disk and select the official archive.

First use

Select a camera and set its resolution in Object Data Properties under the Camera panel.
Switch between cameras and verify the scene output dimensions; disable the add-on if its documented animation workaround causes instability.

Release record

Version: 2.3.2
Publisher update: February 1, 2026
Public repository activity: Not available

Technical details and sources

Downloads: 36,452
Published: May 28, 2024
Licenses: SPDX:GPL-3.0-or-later

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