MVS (Multi-View Stereo) software is a computer program that is used to generate 3D models from multiple images of a scene. To adjust the camera angle in MVS software, you will need to use the software's user interface to manipulate the position and orientation of the virtual camera. This can usually be done by clicking and dragging on the 3D model or by using the software's camera controls, which may include options for panning, tilting, and zooming. Some MVS software may also allow you to import and use existing camera data, such as from a camera's EXIF metadata or from a camera calibration file.