Where and How to Change the Camera in NBA 2K21?

Where and how to change the camera in NBA 2K21 has been a question for many players. In fact, there are lots of camera angles to choose from with many customizable options in-game. Let's see how to change the camera angles, and what options are available.

Why switch cameras in NBA 2K21?

Ideally, we make the change of camera on some occasions to have a better angle of vision when playing, there are many options to make this change in the middle of the game, according to our criteria is that we will choose the one we are most comfortable with.

Where to Change Camera Settings?

It is easy to find camera settings. First, open up the game menu by pressing the options. You can see right away that there is a camera tab available and that is where you can change the camera settings. It is also possible to change the camera settings in the 2K main menu.

Camera Angles Available

1). Broadcast low

This is the default NBA 2K camera angle and is one of the first angles ever in the 2K series. It is mirrored over the broadcast table's view over the game and has over 3 different styles of the broadcast to choose from.

2). Drive

The drive is a simple camera angle that focuses more on the middle of the court and more on the player. It is also quite similar to the player lock angle but does not follow the ball for the camera angle.

3). High

High is one of those camera angles mainly seen as a prop in NBA Dunk Contests. It is a more common camera angle and it is quite similar to the 2K angle used in MyPlayer or MyCareer. The only difference is that the camera has a different way of switching angles if the possession turns to the other team.

4). Player Lock

Player Lock is a unique camera angle that locks to the current player you are controlling. It might make you woozy but if you are used to it, it can be quite entertaining.

5). Side

This is an angle that is like the broadcaster's view but removes the courtside seats and fans to the camera. It is more focused and it is just above the player's head in an overhead view from the side.

6). Skybox

The skybox is exactly what it is. It is the view from the VIP fans on top of the stadium which is a higher camera angle than 'high'.

7). 2K

This is the main camera angle used for MyPlayer and MyCareer. It switches the camera in a unique style every time the possession is switched. There are 3 different styles for the 2K angle which are all adjustable zooms from low, normal, and high.

How to Change Camera Angles in NBA 2K21?

First off, it's highly recommended that you take care of this before playing an online game. The reason being that to change the camera angle, you will have to press pause during a game. With that said, the first step you should take is to boot up a local game to fix the camera.

Here's a breakdown of the process for changing the camera angles:

1). Once in-game, press options (PS4) / Start (Xbox One) to enter the options menu, then cycle to "Camera" and select that option.

2). There are a bunch of preset camera options here, including Drive, High, Nosebleed, Parametric, Player Lock, Side, Skybox, Swivel, 2K, and 2K Low. Select your preference using the triggers.

3). To edit the presets, select from the different options, such as zoom, height, key zoom, rev angle, auto flip, fixed height, and flip-style.

4). Remember to save before exiting.

If you decide you don't like the way the camera looks in 2K21 after your changes, you can go back into the menu and choose "Reset to Default." This restores the NBA 2K21 settings for the camera to how they originally were.

Changing Options in Neighborhood Mode

Changing the camera angle in the online Neighborhood mode works a little differently since you can't bring up the menu by pressing options. Instead, simply press right on the d-pad to change the camera set up.

What is the best Camera angle in NBA 2K21?

Maybe it is hard to say, it relies on your subjective feelings and experience. Perhaps, the camera angle which allows you to see the court the most clearly is in the 2K view.

That is everything you need to know about where and how to change the camera in NBA 2K21. For more helpful tips, tricks, and guides, be sure to visit here. Also, check out our other guides for how to dunk, how to run the pick and roll, and how to fake pass.