In Zaccaria Pinball players are able to switch between different cameras, default there are a couple different camera views.

For those who own the Bronze bundle they can also use the camera editor and make a custom camera they want or prefer, even though this is possible not everybody always experiments with this or gives this a real shot to find optimal play angles. There are many values to change and it can become confusing with so many different settings. If you want to try something new or your tired of the default cameras then you can give this a go.

I spend many hours adjusting and tweaking these camera views and will share this with the community.

This is a mix between topdown view and looking it from the front, the view is rather close comparing to some of the default cameras in the game, however it will give you more precision with the flippers. The view is not to close because you can still see the ball drain and the playfield.

In Zaccaria Pinball there is already a cabinet view but this is a good alternative if you do not like the cabinet mode.
The top down view camera gives you a good oversight on the playfield, even when you do not to play with this very often it is a handy camera to check where things are located on the playfield or get a good feeling of distance between objects.

This is a much more close camera where you can see more details of the table. Perhaps not the best camera to judge distances and ball pathing but certainly something fun and different.

Same camera as the other top/front camera only this is for deluxe tables only, as the cabinet are different on these tables. Slightly different but as close as possible to the old Top/Front cam without losing to much of the playfield.

This camera does not only show the playfield but also the score from the backbox! You can also disable the general scoring on the screen. You would only have the score left on the backbox. Kind of cool!

This camera is much like the standard 1 camera. It is more closer, but still far enough so you see enough of the playfield.


See the screenshots and settings below: