How to Change Camera Angle in Madden 24

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Being able to see every point is essential in sports games like Madden 24, allowing you to gain visual dominance of the field. Getting the best perspective on both teams makes a big difference. When you watch and control each play clearly from every angle, your chances of being successful increase as well. That’s why you may need to know about changing your camera angle in Madden 24 before its launch. Let’s go over how to change to a better view in Madden 24!

Altering Your Camera Angle in Madden 24

(Updated on October 7, 2024 – updated links and format)

To change the camera angle in-game, use the following controls:

Console – Press up and down on the D-pad
PC – Press Pg Up and Pg Down

Using the D-pad is pretty easy, and the more you play, the more you get used to it. You can also adjust it on the fly, so it won’t be a hassle. There are various perspectives from which to see the field before and after the snap, including those from the H-Back and the Skycam. If you want to see the entire field, you can choose standard view or wide view.

Raising the camera angle will be better for the offense because it will give you a full viewpoint of the field. This way, you’ll have a better look at the defense and see what they’re up to. Unfortunately, you have to cycle through all of them to switch from one view to another. You may need to cycle a bit to switch to the default camera angle for both offense and defense. You are also not allowed to change the camera angle once the ball is snapped. Instead, you need to wait for the play to end to change your view in Madden 24.

Changing the Camera Angle in Menus

If you don’t like to switch your angle all the time and wish to stay at one, you can visit your settings to customize it.

Enter the “Options” in your screen menu.
Find “Settings,” then click “Visual Feedback.”
Finally, select “Camera.” Here, you can create a new default view for Madden 24.

You can still use the D-pad for consoles and Pg Up-Down for PC to switch between the camera angles, but the one you set will be your default in Madden 24.

Here are all the preferred camera angle settings for offense and defense:

Offense: Standard, Wide, All-22, Broadcast, and Zoom.
Defense: Standard, Wide, All-22, Broadcast, Defensive Perspective, and Zoom.

Moreover, you can turn the camera on or off to avoid switching camera angles on the fly, enable the Passing Cam option for the camera to follow the thrown ball, and set your default camera view.