FC 26 best camera settings for Ultimate Team and Career Mode
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Like in last year's game, there are a ton of different FC 26 camera settings to choose from, and which ones you use can make a surprising amount of difference.
Each option has its pros and cons, but there are a few camera settings that the pros use that you'll want to emulate if you want to improve your FC 26 game.
Of course, the best camera settings are always what you feel comfortable with, so if you have a set-up that works for you, there's no reason to change it!
But, if you're after a change and want to know what the best camera settings for FC 26 are, here's everything you need to know.
What camera settings are there in FC 26?
There are 12 camera settings available in FC 26.
To change between them from the Main Menu, choose Customise, then Settings, then Game Settings and finally select Camera.
From here, you can adjust the camera on a per-game mode basis.
You can also adjust the settings from the Kick-Off pre-match setup screen, during Career Mode before matches and Pro Clubs in match lobby settings.
This can be accessed anytime during the pause menu, save for if you are playing UT Competitive, in which case you will have to use the UT Competitive Camera.
The full list of cameras can be found below:
- Broadcast
- Classic
- Co-op
- Dynamic
- EA Sports GameCam
- End to End
- Legacy
- Pro
- Tactical
- Tactical Focus
- Tele
- Tele Broadcast
What is the best camera setting in FC 26?
For most people, the best camera setting in FC 26 is the Co-Op camera. This is because it provides you with the largest overall view of the pitch, and therefore the most information at any one time.
That means on the attack, you'll be able to see where your forwards are to thread through balls, while on the defence, you can see where your back line is to see where you need to cover.
You can also change some specific camera settings to make it even more useful, so here are the full best camera settings in FC 26:
- UT Competitive Camera: Off
- Camera: Co-Op
- Power Shot Zoom: Off
- Height: 20
- Zoom: 0
- Pro Camera Zoom: 10
- Pro Camera Speed: 10
- Pro Camera Swing: 10
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Cole Luke is a freelance journalist and video producer who contributes to RadioTimes.com's Gaming section. He also has bylines for Digital Foundry, PC Gamer, Network N and more.
