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My suggestion is about MOVING the camera, that what WASD actualy do.
+1
My apologies, I was quite tired when I replied, and misread what you wrote. While I can understand some frustration that you've not received the answer you were after, a condescending response was unwarranted.
Panning the camera is Also moving the camera.
(if the game let you, throwing it in the air would also be moving it, but would not be rotating or panning)
Zooming is generally not considered to be moving the camera (mostly because with a physical camera, well, zoom doesn't require you to actually move the camera, it's something the camera's mechanism does. Despite the fact that many games use 'zoom to mouse', which will cause the camera to pan as well, rather than 'zoom in on the current centre point')
You are talking about Panning, but didn't specify.
This is combining with the fact that most people having camera issues on this forum are talking about camera rotation and you can probably see where the confusion comes from.