Hitting View for Online Play

[Nickstank]

I've been playing offline for two months and created a custom camera that I love, but for some reason we can't use custom cameras online. I lowered my custom cam to a level that really helps me track pitches low in the zone, but every camera pre-set camera I've used seems to favor a "higher" view of the zone. I haven't really loved any of them. So I've got two questions:

-What camera(s) have you guys had the most success with online
-What camera(s) are best for picking up pitches low in the zone?

[Foldzy]

I've been having the most luck with strike zone high, but that doesn't seem to fit your style

[bcruise]

I love Fisheye for picking up low pitches (or any pitches, really - I can just read the movement so well from that view). Any view where I can see home plate lets me read low pitches pretty well, though.

Strike Zone 3 is similar to Fisheye (just more zoomed in) and I could probably use it given some practice.

[Nickstank]

Thanks for the feedback! I'll try the fisheye and strike zone 3 cameras again and see if they'll work for me. Right now I'm using MLB 15 The Show since it sits fairly low. It's just a little too zoomed out for my taste.

[DanH35]

After a suggestion on Reddit, I switched to Retro. I works well for me, I don't get fooled very often with low pitches using it.

[Mercury112491]

A friend of mind recommended Retro. It’s gonna take some getting used to as I usually use Catcher High or Zoom. The ball seems to get one you super fast in Retro.


Sent from my iPhone using Operation Sports

[NDAlum]

I've been using strike zone but might change it up. I've been hitting pretty average lately so a change of pace might work.

[jake19ny]

I never thought about changing the batter view. I’m going to tinker with it because as of late I can’t hit a beach ball