02 March 2024 , 06:00
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Although it might not seem like a big deal, changing something as simple as your EA FC 24 camera settings could help you improve how your gameplay.
Since FIFA 21, EA Sports has set the default camera setting as the EA Sports GameCam. The GameCam is a central camera that turns side to side more drastically than others, and also zooms in automatically, making it an unpopular choice for many players. Luckily, EA FC 24 players have a lot of other options to try out and find the best EA FC 24 camera settings for them.
The default option is rarely the best option, not just with the best camera settings, but also the best EA FC 24 controller settings too. There are 11 different camera angles to use in EA FC 24, giving players a host of different options, and having played EA FC 24 daily since its release, here's what I think are the best EA FC 24 camera settings for Xbox, PlayStation, PC and Nintendo Switch.
Best EA FC 24 camera settings
The best EA FC 24 camera settings give you an angle that shows as much of the pitch as possible, meaning you can always spot danger or pick out a long pass no matter where you are on the pitch. But, at the end of the day, the best camera settings are down to personal preference, so if these don't work great for you, feel free to play around with the settings until you find what suits you best.
This is what we think are the best EA FC 24 camera settings. All highlighted lines are the settings we have changed, while non-highlighted lines are settings we have left as default:
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- Single Player Camera – Co-op
- Multiplayer Camera – Co-op
- Locked to Player Camera - Tele Broadcast
- Clubs Camera – Co-op
Custom Camera Settings – Custom
- Height – 17
- Zoom – 4
- Far Side Focus – 10
- Ball Tracking Speed – 0
- Penalty Area Zoom – 10
- Pro Camera Zoom – 0
- Pro Camera Swing – 10
- Power Shot Zoom – Off
I find that co-op is the best camera angle in EA FC 24, as it remains very steady with little movement while displaying the majority of the pitch. To make it even better though, I changed custom camera settings to custom and adjusted the height from 10 to 17 and the zoom from 10 to 4, as this allows me to see even more of the pitch.
If you find yourself using power shots often, I recommend turning off the power shot zoom as I just find it a little bit annoying at times. Now, changing these camera angles isn't guaranteed to make you play better, but it can give you a much better chance of playing better football with more of the pitch in sight.