After spending hours customizing your character, you'll surely want to get the perfect snap of them. Here's a guide on how to use Cyberpunk 2077's Photo Mode!
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You can work around the Photo Mode in many ways, as there are 5 main tabs for editing and lots of slides to adjust and many options to choose from.
In the Camera tab, you have the option to adjust the following:
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| Camera Type | This determines what type of camera your photo will seem to be taken by. |
| Preset | You can either choose a preset from the game or use Customization to adjust everything. |
| Field of View | This determines the extent of the scene the camera will take a photo of. |
| Rotate | Adjustable by value and determines how rotated the entire photo looks. |
In Depth of Field, you can determine how in focus or out of focus you character will appear by adjusting the following:
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| Enabled | You can toggle this on/off. |
| Auto Focus | You can toggle this on/off. |
| Aperture | Higher aperture puts everything in focus. Lower aperture puts focus on your character. |
You can choose the way your character will appear on the photo by customizing these things:
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| Category | This sets the overall theme or feel of the photo. |
| Pose | This determines which pose your character will be in. |
| Muzzle Flash | This is the visible light that comes from a gun blast. You can toggle this on/off. |
| Expression | You have the option to put on an Angry face, or Sad face, or Sumg face, lots of faces! |
| Rotate | This determines how angled your character will appear. |
| Left/Right | This determines how much to the left or right your character will be positioned in. |
| Close/Far | This determines how close or far from the camera your character will appear. |
| Character Visible | You can toggle this on/off if you want your character to show or not. |
Customizing Effects can shake things up and put some spice into your photo.
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| Exposure | This determines the amount of light that reaches the camera. |
| Contrast | This determines the ration between colour tones in the photo. |
| Highlights | This determines which area of the photo will be brightest. |
| Vignette | You can use to illuminate an image center. |
| Chromatic Aberration | A distortion that makes the photo look out of focus. |
| Grain | This determines the granularity of the photo. |
| Effect | You can toggle this on/off if you want these customizations to take effect. |
Some add-ons to your photo for final touches!
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| Sticker 1 | - |
| Sticker 2 | - |
| Sticker 3 | - |
| Sticker 4 | - |
| Sticker 5 | - |
| Frame | - |
| Background | You can choose a different backdrop for the photo if you prefer. |
NOTE: These are based on pre-release game information. Some information may change once the game is released.
How to Use Photo Mode
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