Unfortunately I cannot share the file but here is what's up. I am rendering a car model I made. I positioned the camera to render a front 3/4 shot and it worked just fine. Next, I rotated the model 180 degrees to get a rear 3/4 shot. Once I spin the model and hit render, it just starts rendering the front 3/4 view again. I tried moving the camera around and render again, but it just applied the same camera movements but in the front 3/4 view. It's like I am working in 2 different blender files in 1 or something and it is super super confusing! Ideas?? Thank you!
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2$\begingroup$ Have you set any keyframes on your model or camera? Hitting ‘Render’ with re-calculate the positions using the keyframes. $\endgroup$– Rich SedmanCommented Apr 25, 2021 at 19:41
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A number of things happend when you hit 'Render', prior to actually rendering the frame. One of these actions is to re-evaluate any keyframes. If you have keyframes set on your camera or mesh, these will be re-positioned based on the keyframes - effectively undoing your manual positioning prior to hitting 'Render'. This is a common problem when objects unexpectedly jump back to their positions when rendering or changing frames.
answered Apr 27, 2021 at 7:13