影片製作中往往會使用動畫軟體先在虛擬場景試鏡，這時候攝影導演(Director of Photography, DP)需要在設計拍攝路徑的過程中不斷重複微調、拍攝、檢視的流程與團隊溝通。
這是因為在虛擬空間運鏡非常費時，設定複雜且需要在設定完後才能輸出，無法立即看見成果。
是故往往需要一次次微調並從頭播放動畫以一步步檢討修正，不計場景佈置的話甚至不如直接拿實體鏡頭拍攝簡單。
故設計此傻瓜運鏡系統，讓攝影導演能夠即拍即得，使虛擬空間運鏡變得跟拿實體相機一樣簡單，加速此一檢討修正運鏡的流程。
傻瓜運鏡系統使用一個貼滿標記的箱子，使用者直接手持實體鏡頭在其中運鏡，且將運鏡結果即時顯示給使用者觀察。
系統軟體部份根據實體鏡頭拍攝到的標記計算鏡頭的移動，將其傳給動畫軟體以操作虛擬世界中的鏡頭，最後即時將此虛擬鏡頭看見的畫面傳達給使用者，達成拍立得的目標。
且系統保留彈性，能分部替換，如最終對虛擬鏡頭視野進行繪圖的動畫軟體就能輕易替換成各種繪圖引擎。
本研究亦針對傻瓜運鏡系統進行實驗以證實其性能，經設計情境進行使用者研究後，證明此系統確實能夠增進設計拍攝路徑的效率，加速試鏡流程。

With advance in movie industry, composite interactions and complex visual effects require to shoot at the designed part of a scene for immersion.
Traditionally, the director of photography (DP) plans a camera path by recursively reviewing and commenting path-planning rendered results.
Since the adjust-render-review process is not immediate and interactive, mis-communications happen to make the process ineffective and time consuming.
Therefore, this work proposes a What-You-See-What-You-Get camera path reviewing system for the director to interactively instruct and design camera paths.
Our system consists of a camera handle, a parameter control board, and a camera tracking box with mutually perpendicular marker planes.
When manipulating the handle, the attached camera captures markers on visible planes with selected parameters to adjust the world rendering view.
The director can directly examine results to give immediate comments and feedbacks on transformation and parameter adjustment in order to achieve effective communication and reduce the reviewing time.
Finally, we conduct a set of qualitative and quantitative evaluations to show that our system is robust and efficient and can provide means to give interactive and immediate instructions for effective communication and efficiency enhancement during path design.

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