You can also change the Resolution in Render Settings > Dimensions:

For this you probably want to increase the X resolution.

Note that you can't scale the camera up by adjusting these values, you will need to move the camera and/or change the Focal Length to zoom/scale the camera.

• Adjust the Focal Length in Properties > Camera > Lens

• The easiest way to zoom in/out with the camera is:

1. Enter Camera view (Numpad 0) and select the camera

2. Press GZZ to move the camera along the local Z axis.

By using a combination of the above techniques, you can place and scale the camera however you want.

You can also change the Resolution in Render Settings > Dimensions:

For this you probably want to increase the X resolution.

Notice

Note that you can't scale the camera up by adjusting these values, you will need to move the camera and/or change the Focal Length to zoom/scale the camera.

• Adjust the Focal Length in Properties > Camera > Lens

• The easiest way to zoom in/out with the camera is:

1. Enter Camera view (Numpad 0) and select the camera

2. Press GZZ to move the camera along the local Z axis.

By using a combination of the above techniques, you can place and scale the camera however you want.

You can also change the Resolution in Render Settings > Dimensions:

For this you probably want to increase the X resolution.

You can also change the Resolution in Render Settings > Dimensions:

For this you probably want to increase the X resolution.

Note that you can't scale the camera up by adjusting these values, you will need to move the camera and/or change the Focal Length to zoom/scale the camera.

• Adjust the Focal Length in Properties > Camera > Lens

• The easiest way to zoom in/out with the camera is:

1. Enter Camera view (Numpad 0) and select the camera

2. Press GZZ to move the camera along the local Z axis.

By using a combination of the above techniques, you can place and scale the camera however you want.