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Tools we will use

CurrentCamera Property

lerp Property

Touched Property

ColorCorrection Property

Watch my video to see the result of the code!

Local Script inside StarterPlayerScript

-- Declaration Section 
--//Game Services
local Workspace = game:GetService("Workspace")
local Camera = Workspace.CurrentCamera
local Lighting = game:GetService("Lighting")
local Player = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer

--// Folder
local CameraFolder = Workspace:WaitForChild("CameraFolder")
local TouchedFolder = Workspace:WaitForChild("TouchedFolder")

--//Lighting ColorCorrecting
local ColorCorrection = Lighting:WaitForChild("ColorCorrection")

--//List of Part Cameras 
local Camera1 = CameraFolder:WaitForChild("Camera1") --These are all parts
local Camera2 = CameraFolder:WaitForChild("Camera2")
local Camera3 = CameraFolder:WaitForChild("Camera3")
local Camera4 = CameraFolder:WaitForChild("Camera4")
local Camera5 = CameraFolder:WaitForChild("Camera5")

--//List of Touched Parts 
local Touched1 = TouchedFolder:WaitForChild("Touch1") --These are all parts too
local Touched2 = TouchedFolder:WaitForChild("Touch2")
local Touched3 = TouchedFolder:WaitForChild("Touch3")
local Touched4 = TouchedFolder:WaitForChild("Touch4")

-- Processing Section 
--Initializing Scriptable Camera 
repeat wait()
    Camera.CameraType = Enum.CameraType.Scriptable
until Camera.CameraType == Enum.CameraType.Scriptable
Camera.CFrame = Camera1.CFrame

--First Touch
local function touch1 ()
    Touched1:Destroy()
    for number = 0, 1, 0.1 do
        Camera.CFrame = Camera1.CFrame:lerp(Camera2.CFrame, number)
        wait()
    end
end

--Second Touch
local function touch2 ()
    Touched2:Destroy()
    for number = 0, 1, 0.01 do
        ColorCorrection.Brightness = number
        wait()
    end

    local TeleportPosition = Vector3.new(-30, 5, -65)
    Player.Character:MoveTo(TeleportPosition)
    wait(2)

    repeat wait ()
        Camera.CFrame = Camera3.CFrame 
    until Camera.CFrame == Camera3.CFrame 

    for number = 1, 0, -0.01 do
        ColorCorrection.Brightness = number 
        wait()
    end

end

--Third Touch
local function touch3 ()
    Touched3:Destroy()

    for number = 0, 1, 0.01 do
        ColorCorrection.Brightness = number 
        wait()
    end

    repeat wait()
        Camera.CFrame = Camera4.CFrame 
    until Camera.CFrame == Camera4.CFrame 
    wait(1)

    for number = 1, 0, -0.01 do
        ColorCorrection.Brightness = number 
        wait()
    end
end

--Fourth Touch
local function touch4 ()
    Touched4:Destroy()

    for number = 0, 1, 0.1 do
        Camera.CFrame = Camera4.CFrame:lerp(Camera5.CFrame, number)
        wait()
    end
end

-- Connecting Section
Touched1.Touched:Connect(touch1)
Touched2.Touched:Connect(touch2)
Touched3.Touched:Connect(touch3)
Touched4.Touched:Connect(touch4)

Now let's talk about what I did

lerp-ing (Linear Interpolation)is a function that moves from one part to the another part. It's increment can be totally decided by the user by creating a for loop. Since we want these effects to work when the Player reaches certain position, I used Touched to connect it. Touched is also a function which when a LocalPlayer touches the part, the work occurs.

Now some could argue that this code would look inefficient. And I can understand why. Some people would say that you can basically create One Whole Function and just move up the values. Now that would only be possible if all those functions were doing the same thing.

I do realize that this is not exactly what you may have wanted. And that is perfectly my goal. ScriptingHelpers goal is to guide you through your problems, not solve your problem. This code will help you understand how to manipulate Camera so that in future, you wouldn't have to ask us here or take time to digest all the informations. Remember to be creative!

Hope you learnt something from this tutorial

Have a lovely day of coding

Well I'm not totally sure what you're aksing. If you could revise your question that would be great! There is a whole wiki on this, however : http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php/Camera_manipulation

You can simply use the LOCAL script,

local target = workspace.Part
local camera = workspace.CurrentCamera
camera.CameraType = Enum.CameraType.Scriptable
camera.CameraSubject = target
local angle = 0

while wait() do
    camera.CoordinateFrame = CFrame.new(target.Position)  --Start at the position of the part
                           * CFrame.Angles(0, angle, 0) --Rotate by the angle
                           * CFrame.new(0, 0, 5)       --Move the camera backwards 5 units
    angle = angle + math.rad(1)
end

A fixed camera type means its stationary, however. I'll attempt to fix my code if you have any more issues, or if I didn't understand your question.