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Set a Scene to Isometric View?

This seems like it should be simple, but I can't seem to find a simple answer. First time playing around with Scenes and I'm trying to set the map to an isometric view (i.e. 30 degrees off horizontal)

How is the easiest way to do it besides just "eyeballing" using the mouse?

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I think you are looking for this: Camera properties—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

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@AndreasHall Thanks!

In case anyone else finds this thread later and wanted to know specifically what did, I opened the camera and set the following settings:

X: Specific to your location

Y: Specific to your location

Z: Specific to your location

Pitch: -30

Roll: 0

Heading: 45 (this could be customized depend on your needs, for my purposes, I wanted North to up and to the right in my drawing.

Also, what might be helpful to others:

I also turned on the reference grid, which gives you the "classic" isometric grid view.

I think you are looking for this: Camera properties—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

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