Camera switches from Orbital to Suborbital trajectories

[Alpha 360]

So, I was on the outer reaches of the Kerbin system out of fuel and on a path to collide with Kerbin. So I had to do the old 'get out and push!'. So I pushed and pushed until I was going to fly through Kerbin's atmosphere at 29 kilometers. Then I tried to get back in the command pod but every rsc push prograde or retrograde kept on changing. It took me ten minutes and almost all Jeb's rsc pack to get to my command pod. 

Also just one more complainant. When I evaed Jeb in the atmosphere of Kerbin going 3 meters a second with parachutes that were no were near me and he    rag-dolled. He fell and died after one hour of constant failures and amazing science. I'm depressed.

[pincushionman]

What does this have to do with the camera?

[Wjolcz]

On 18/11/2016 at 3:42 AM, pincushionman said:

What does this have to do with the camera?

When you are suborbital it is in "FREE" mode. When you achieve orbit it switches to "ORBITAL" and rotates 90 degrees. It can get pretty annoying when your every RCS adjustment changes your orbit from orbital to suborbital.

But I think if you switch it yourself it stays in the mode you've switched to.

Edited November 19, 2016 by Veeltch

[Tex_NL]

1 minute ago, Veeltch said:

When you are suborbital it is in "FREE" mode. When you achieve orbit it switches to "ORBITAL" and rotates 90 degrees. It can get pretty annoying when your every RCS adjustment changes your orbit from orbital to suborbital.

But I think if you switch it yourself it stays in the mod you've switched to.

Correct. This camera switching ONLY happens when the camera mode is set to Auto. When you select a mode manually (cycle through the mode with [V]) the camera will stay the same until you cycle the camera back to Auto.

[monstah]

What's the suggestion here?