The only one we wouldn’t recommend is the chase camera described at the bottom of the page.
you might switch between camera modes freely by pressing R1, even in the middle of a race.
Some camera modes are more useful in certain situations, e.g.
when the visibility is poor or it’s crucial that you perform precise maneuvers with your car.
We mention these unique applications in the following sections.
Cockpit camera
The cockpit camera view is the game’s default setting.
It offersthe most immersion, although unfortunately it somewhatlimits visibility.
In our opinion, it’s thebest choice if you want to get good results.
An additional advantage of the bumper camera is thelarge rear-view mirror.
Compared to the aforementioned mode, it provides a somewhat different experience.
Unfortunately, this view has one major drawback -it’s missing a rear-view mirror.
Chase camera behind the vehicle
This camerais placed behind the vehicleand resembles a TPP view.
In our opinion, it’s theleast useful.
The camera itself is unfortunately placed quite stiffly, which might result in issues while cornering.
You may also struggle to notice turns and find it difficult to plan the perfect route.
This view can be useful in exceptional situations, e.g.
inmissionsrequiring you to hit cones or to complete drift challenges.
However, bear in mind that the back view will adjust to the selected camera.
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