Nevertheless, there are also functions here that are only available when rendering with Redshift. Many of the settings of a Redshift Camera are already known from the Cinema 4D camera object. The Project Settings can be opened from the Cinema 4D Edit menu or by using the Shortcut Ctrl-D. If you already created a standard Cinema 4D camera object or have an older scene with a Cinema 4D camera in combination with a Redshift Camera Tag, you can use the Convert Scene to Native RS Cameras button, that is found in the Redshift tab of the Cinema 4D Project Settings. You can learn more about the Redshift Renderer Preferences here.
Deactivating that option will still create Redshift Camera tags for new camera objects. There you can find the option for Native Camera for New Scenes. If you need to work on an older Redshift project and add a Cinema 4D camera/Redshift Camera tag combination there, you can open the Cinema 4D Preferences from the Edit menü and open the settings for Renderer/Redshift. In this case the Redshift Camera tags will get deactivated and offer a new button to convert the Cinema 4D camera object and its Redshift Camera tag to the new Redshift camera object (see image below). Redshift Cameras should only be used in new projects and not in combination with Cinema 4D cameras that use the Redshift Camera tag.
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