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You can solve this by switching it to use Mouse instead of Camera.
Super worth it though. I use my SC for literally everything now. No KB/M, no traditional controller os any kind, if I can't use my SC for some reason, I don't play it. It really is THAT good.
Just take your time with it, read the guides, and leverage the community with any questions or problems and you will be fine.
Yeah, it's definitely a step up compared to all other controllers I've tried. I'm so used to a keyboard that it feels real clunky right now though.
No, seriously tho. Not everyone can actually equal their skills with a KB/M with the SC. I have, and healthily surpassed them, but that doesn't have to be the case. I know quite a few people who have and I know still others who have been using it as long as I have and still seem to sit just shy of their KB/M skills. Nerve damage in both of my arms from an old injury might have something to do with it. For me, the sheer comfort the SC provides is MORE than enough to use it over any other input device for gaming. I don't lose feeling in my fingers and don't get numbness in my arms either. That alone may be the reason I can get better with it, I don't know. Needless to say, it IS possible to meet or even exceed a KB/M and even if you never do, we don't judge. :D
You get extremely comfortable gaming, you can move the controller around a lot as you play, you don't have to be in a chair with your arms in the same place all the time. In your case, you're better with it than the KB/M, so it's a win-win.
And it's even got some features that KB/M doesn't have like an analog stick for certain games that can make use of it for movement or steering in a racing game, etc, you can use the gyro for cool and immersive actions like steering a car, or leaning your character in a game like Arma or CoD 4/5, and you can use the analog triggers for games that can make use of it for example firing a double action revolver and watching the cylinder turn and the hammer go down (not sure if any games actually have such an action) whereas the mouse is just a single fast click.
There are a lot of games that require or are simply much better with a gamepad, so you can play those with ease with the SC, and you can also play a lot of KB/M/Gamepad or just KB/M games with ease too. So overall it's a really solid and powerful device, as you obviously know.
For me, though, I'm too precise with a mouse to fully convert to the Steam Controller for my gaming needs. Every now and then I bring it out to play an FPS if I want to train my aim with the SC, (which is weird since I'll never fully convert to the SC and I will rarely use it for online competitive FPS. I feel like I just want to prove that it's a capable device) and I'll more frequently bring it out to play games that are suitable for it, for example single-player games (I have a lot of fun playing the SC with singleplayer games. It just feels more immersive somehow) or games which are more suitable with the gamepad such as Jet Set Radio, or old games that I played on old consoles a long time ago that I want to relive the controller experience with, such as Half-Life 1, MDK2, Any worms games, (If only I had them on Steam) which all happen to be single player as well.
Personally, my specific issues meant that I could never really play for longer than an hour or so without having to completely stop playing with a KB/M. Games that had Xinput or even standard Dinput were much better for me but something in the design still caused problems after long binge gaming sessions. I can play games for hours and hours I could never hope to play for any real length of time since so many PC games, even today, still only support KB/M inputs.
Part of that mechanical advantage of the balance, never needing to push with any strength at all with the pads, and that rounded curve of the SCs main body gives me something, I don't know what, that no controller can, painless gaming.
I guess this is mostly the reason I have latched onto this thing with such fervor. I mean, I am so obsessive that PCGamer noticed and had me write an article for them, after all. Aside from that, I have friended or been friended by most of the regulars here on these forums. People friend me just to have me help them out a bit or be more detailed with certain things. I never once thought I would become, truly, a real fan of anything let alone a silly little piece of experimental tech from a first-time hardware manufacturer. It just fits my needs so perfectly and feels like it was made, from the ground up, with me personally in mind.
I like to say that I am a fan of nothing, at all. I enjoy watching StarTrek and have seen every episode of every series and every movie many times but I am no fan. I have watched every Star Wars in the theater and loved it but am no fan. The term fan is derived from the word fanatic which is literally "a person filled with excessive and single-minded zeal". For the Steam Controller I am a fanatic and I think it shows. My love for this thing borders on madness but for me, it has been so long since I have found something truly comfortable. Not to mention the customization and such is icing on the cake.
In case you were wondering, my injury was when I was 7 years old, I walked off a curb at a TacoBell and caught my full weight on the palms of my hands. Took at least 2 months to regain feeling in most of my fingers and a month longer for the thumbs. Having been in professional electronics repair, it's kinda funny to think a guy with such a problem with his hands would decide to work with them for so many years. Such is life I guess. :)