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Leave it at World Zero as well and freeze it's transforms after scaling it. Then create a NURBS CIRCLE, with the DEGREE channel set to LINEAR and the SECTIONS channel set to 3. LOCK the channels for Translate and Rotate (This prevents you accidentally moving the camera as you might with ordinary viewport controls). (Scale can be whatever so you can see the camera more easily, it doesn't affect rendering). With the camera at World Zero in all transforms. However I would advise against keying the camera's transforms directly. If you need to move the camera AS WELL, then go and key the transforms. Key this value (the box will turn red) then move to your end frame and change the value to something like 70mm, if that is not zoomed 'enough' then adjust.

FOCAL LENGTH will be 35mm unless you changed it. With the camera selected go into the Channel Box look at perspShape1. To zoom in with a Maya camera you need to view it's channels and look at FOCAL LENGTH. Zoom is not a function of translate/move of a camera. To understand this you have to reflect on how REAL cameras work in the real world.

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