Use your keyboard arrows to move forward, back, left, right.The rectangular frame indicates the border of the image. Move the Properties dialog out of the way and use your mouse / keyboard to align the Google Earth view as you need to align your shot.Right Click on the preset you want and select Properties.Right Click one of the new presets in the left hand column and select Snapshot View (this stores your viewpoint into that camera setting).Navigate to the general area you want in to see.Start Google Earth, File / Open & select the KMZ files downloaded above.If you want to create presets for other camera / lens combos use the "Advanced" instructions below. It also includes presets for the 3 most common drones - the DJI Phantom 3, Phantom 4 & Mavic Pro. This includes presets for full frame camera / lens combos at 16mm, 24mm, 35mm, 50mm, 70mm, 85mm, 105mm & 200mm. DOWNLOAD DSLR & Drone Lens Pack files for Google Earth here.How to use these KMZ presets in Google Earth Full frame DSLR / 200mm lens - 10.3° hFOVīasic.Full frame DSLR / 105mm lens - 19.5° hFOV.Full frame DSLR / 85mm lens - 23.9° hFOV.Full frame DSLR / 70mm lens - 28.8° hFOV.Full frame DSLR / 50mm lens - 39.6° hFOV.Full frame DSLR / 35mm lens - 54.4° hFOV.Full frame DSLR / 24mm lens - 73.7° hFOV.Full frame DSLR / 16mm lens - 96.7° hFOV.hFOV is used because Google Earth only allows overriding the view based on horizontal and vertical FOV not diagonal FOV. Numbers below are the horizontal field of view (different from diagonal field of view). The presets I've created are based on using a full frame camera / lens or the most popular drones from DJI including the Phantom 3, 4 or Mavic Pro. Once those presets have been created they're easy to re-use every time you need to plan a shoot. Using saved presets and an image overlay we can specify a specific hFOV to simulate any camera/lens. By default Google Earth has a default horizontal field of view (hFOV) of 60 degrees. The only problem is there's no easy "lens" button to simulate what a view will look like with a particular camera / lens combo. Google Earth gives anyone the ability to view any part of the planet they want and to even see how the sun will progress through the sky in that location.
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