FREE UPDATES FOREVER - Updated 03/09/2024 - Version 1.4

Camera Manager is an add-on for Blender designed to make it easier to control and manage the cameras in your scenes.

With this tool you can: rename cameras, change Focal Length, set resolutions render for each camera, Depth of Field, Viewport DOF, F-stop, Manual Focus, Add Camera to View and more. You can also switch cameras with just one click, activate guides of composition, show or hide the overlays in the Viewport, Live View (viewport shading rendered) and you have the option to make precise movements of your camera on the X, Y, Z axis. This add-on is meant to help you adjust your cameras quickly and easily. 

You can pop-up the addon hitting N key and looking the tab called Camera Manager, or by pressing Ctrl + left click on the 3D Viewport (Keymap: Blender 27X and Blender).

Features:

• Camera Management: List and manage all cameras in the scene.
• Rename each camera with one click and at one place. 
• The cameras will be sort by name.
• Activate the camera with one click.
• Take the render of the camera you want with the specific settings of that camera, just with one click.
• Set Focal length.
• Render Resolution: Sets the render resolution for each camera. 
• Activate or deactivate Depth of Field.
• Activate or deactivate Viewport DOF.
• Set F-stop.
• Manual Focus. The target button will allow you to focus your camera wherever you want. IMPORTANT: If you are going to use the Manual Focus option, make sure that your camera does not have the Focus on Object option activated.
• Show Focus Limits.
• Passpartout.
• Notes field for each camera.
• Composition guides.
• Overlays, turn ON or OFF de overlays on the 3D Viewport.
• Live View – now display an Exposure progress bar to adjust by the fly.
• Precise camera movement: Moves the active camera precisely on the X, Y, Z axes. 
• Insert camera from actual user view.
• Render all cameras in your scene just with one click and the save the renders result in the desire location.

Access with shortcuts or with the right Panel (N key)

With more features on the way

Here you can see how it works (video demo have not been updated to the version 1.4):