Resetting the orbit camera position to its default view

I ran into this as well using the orbit scene tool. if you do not want to create a camera you can find the reset here(under camera view tab) in the comp panel. 

Select your camera Layer and Drop down the options. Within Transform, click blue "Reset" button.

you can reset the default camera from the viewport camera settings

View>Reset Camera View if you aren't using a camera and are using the Orbit Around Cursor tool. Perhaps you're using the word "camera" and not "view" and that's what's causing the confusion?

this is ridiculous no one do not teach that someone needs to know. oky first right click on your camera layer then click camera reset camera. that will do 

You don't need to have a camera layer to use the Orbit tool. Hit "Reset 3D view" in the View menu. 

I find it hard to believe this simple question has never been answered or understood.

I even find it a tiny nit surprising that it even gets asked because twirl open the camera options there's a bright blue word that says "reset"

Also as is the case with any property in After Effects you can right click and choose reset.  That way if you wanted to reset only some properties but not all you easily could.

This is fairly basic stuff.

And also even a cursory skimming of the Camera settings in the help would've give the answer to those who failed to notice the bright blue button.

Have you tried the "Reset" option in the Timeline?

You can create a shortcut to this reset feature in the Keyboards Shortcuts Visualizer - I've set mine to SHIFT+Z.

I don’t see any answers here, did you post this in another thread? If you want to reset your camera simply press UU

so you collapse the modified properties and right click on them ->reset on the properties. This is if you are in active camera view. If you want to reset any other view it’s in the view->reset 3d view.