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How To Change Camera Angle NCAA 25 (EA College Football 25)

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Julio La PineBy Julio La PineJuly 22, 20242 Mins Read
NCAA 25 Change Camera Angle
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During any NCAA 25 match, you might want to change the camera angle to execute some plays better. Even if the normal camera angle works perfectly fine, those with a bit more expertise in this sport will like to look at things from a different perspective. Thankfully, CFB 25 offers many ways to do so. While some are hidden behind a few menus, others are as easy as pressing a button during a match, so you can experiment with different angles until you find the right one.

Changing Camera Angles in NCAA 25

College Football 25 Change Camera Angle
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The easiest way to change your camera angle in NCAA 25 is by pressing the up and down directional buttons, regardless of your console. This will alternate between different camera modes. It is important to remember that this only works during a match. Also, this option applies to Road to Glory. If you want a more permanent change for other modes, you can change the angle for your defense and offense. To do so, do the following:

  1. While outside of a match, head to the settings menu.
  2. Scroll through the tabs with LB/L1 or RB/R1 until you find the Visual Feedback tab.
  3. Find the Cameras section. The last two options will allow you to change offense and defense cameras.

Here are the choices for offense and defense:

  • Offense
    • Standard
    • Wide
    • All-22
    • Broadcast
    • Zoom
  • Defense
    • Standard
    • Wide
    • All-22
    • Broadcast
    • Defensive Perspective
    • Zoom

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If you want to play around with all these options, we recommend trying them out at a practice game first. Since you can only change the angles outside of a match, it is better to experiment with them without the worry of losing a game. While the process of doing all this is a bit tiring, it is nice to have so many options to find the right angle to manage your team.

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