NoomiClone's current mobile app documents First Person and Chase cameras, plus Field of View, Distance and Camera Angle controls. The later camera settings are also available in the pause menu, according to the developer's update notes. They give you ways to inspect a run from a different view while keeping your practice goal the same.
Which update added the cameras?
The official 2.4.0 notes introduce a First Person camera. The website's later notes, labelled 2.4.1, add Chase and the adjustable view settings. The iOS store includes those later features in its 2.4.3 notes. Website note headings and store build numbers differ, so compare the features and your installed app rather than assuming every platform uses the same version number.
On October 20, 2026, Google Play listed Android 2.4.3.1, updated October 19, while Apple's US version data listed iOS 2.4.3, released October 15. This is a dated check, not an automatic version feed. The Android listing did not separately explain what changed in 2.4.3.1.
Find the setting you need
Check the camera options in the current mobile app and its pause menu. If they are missing, compare your app with the official store release. These menus are not documented for the classic browser build embedded on our homepage.
| Option | What you are choosing or adjusting | A useful comparison |
|---|---|---|
| First Person | The documented first-person camera mode | Compare how easy it is to follow a rotation from this view. |
| Chase | The documented chase camera mode | Compare whether you can follow both the character and the next target. |
| Field of View (FOV) | The width of the camera's view | Check whether the next bar, landing or water entry stays visible. |
| Distance | Camera distance | Compare a wider scene with a closer view of the hands or body. |
| Camera Angle | Viewing angle | Check whether the view makes the release and target easier to distinguish. |
There is no developer-published universal “best FOV” in the sources we checked. The comparisons above are suggestions, not recommended numeric presets.
Compare one view at a time
Choose one map, spawn and short movement. Note your starting settings, change only one camera option, and repeat. If you change the map, timing, camera and body shape together, you lose a useful comparison.
For a regrab, try to keep the hands and intended bar visible through the release. For a dive, keep the approach to the water in view. A setting that helps one situation may make another harder to read; our regrab and water-map guides give you a focused practice goal.
Camera changes affect how you see the attempt. They do not replace the body-position and timing practice needed to complete it. If you want to keep footage, use the separate replay export guide; an in-game camera setting is not itself a saved video.
Sources and scope
Reviewed October 20, 2026 against the developer's update notes, Google Play listing, App Store history and Apple version data. We verified published options, not every camera on a physical phone.