Unity2d Player off camera on Falling with Cinemachine

Question

Currently I was trying to achieve a smooth transition and camera follow when the player was falling.
But, When player falls it either goes :

1. On Increased Y Damping -> Follow is Smooth, but player is off camera when falling
2. On Increased Y Damping and also Increasing Y Soft zone Height -> same as the first one
3. On Decreased Y Damping -> Follow is Harsh, but Player is in camera
4. On Increased Y Damping and decreasing Y Soft zone Height -> same as 3.

Current Setting with Increased Y Damping and also Increasing Y Soft zone Height.

Current Setting Result :

• When Player Falls , it reaches the bottom extent of the Soft Zone Y and as the camera focus is off due to player falling, you dont see what is down ahead.
• Also, when it reaches the ground:
  (i) It snaps quickly to focus the player bringing the harsh movement of the camera follow (if y damping is lowered)
  (ii) And player out of camera(if y damping is increased, as player is on the ground and it will take some secs/milliseconds to focus to the player position).

Player Falling , you dont see what is down ahead
(As lookahead only works on input, and on falling there is no input)

Expectation: (You should be able to see what is down ahead, so that you are prepared already for the next move)

Q: How can we have both smooth transition as well as not loose track of the player when falling ?
I was thinking if we can also enable lookahead for Y when falling, currently it is enabled but lookahead doesnt seems to work on falling.

Q2: How do we limit the y axis of Cinemachine, this may solved the problem.

[EDIT SUMMARIZED]

Answer 1

@supernatural. So, hey I guess this should solve your problem. In your cinemachine virtual camera. Reset your camera to its default values... Keep your character, for your camera to follow and select framing transposer under Body and Right below it You find Tracked Object Offset decrease it in -y. And dont touch any other settings. So, what this track offset does is makes your player up. Keeping that yellow dot in center. So even when the yellow dot drops in your player always stay up. A example photo pasted down below.

EDIT:

//Here target is your character
public Transform target;
//offset is how far do you want your camera to follow him i.e., distance you have set between your character and camera.
public Vector3 target_Offset;
 private void Start()
 {
     target_Offset = transform.position - target.position;
 }
 void Update()
 {
     if (target)

     {
         transform.position = Vector3.Lerp(transform.position, 
         target.position+target_Offset, 0.1f);
     }
 }

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QnPY6hw8pA&ab_channel=Antarsoft

(or)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jTY11Am0Ig&ab_channel=Brackeys