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Sunbreak Camera Guide: How to Use Photo Mode

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MH Rise Sunbreak - How to Use Photo Mode

The Camera can be used to take pictures in Monster Hunter Rise (MH Rise): Sunbreak! Read on to learn more about how to take pictures in Photo Mode, how to take selfies, and all the other Camera features!

What is the Camera?

MH Rise Sunbreak - Bombadgy grazing in the grass

The Camera has a similar function as the Surveyor Set in Monster Hunter World. Using the Camera, you can take pictures of flora and fauna, as well as anything your heart desires within the different locales in Monster Hunter Rise.

How to Use the Camera and Take Pictures

Finding the Camera

The Camera can be accessed through either your custom radial menu shortcuts or the action menu. It can be found within the same menu as the other actions you can take while perusing Kamura VIllage.

Taking a Picture

MH Rise Sunbreak - Photo mode

Within the HUD, you can see the buttons on the lower right side which indicate Controls while in Photo Mode. Above the controls is the total amount of space you have left in your Gallery as well the total amount of pictures you can still take!

The hollow square by the center is the Capture Field which will be the only thing included if you take your picture. If you're taking photos of Endemic Life or Monsters, their name should appear on the upper right corner of the field. Below the capture field is the Zoom function and the top rightmost corner will let you know your current POV.

Taking a Selfie

MH Rise Sunbreak - Cohoot Buddy Taking a Pic

You can take a selfie or group selfie with the help of your Cohoot buddy! Just change from Character View to Cohoot View in the Camera Controls. While in Cohoot View, you can do various gestures and poses before taking a picture.

What is a Cohoot?

Changing Camera View

First-person POV Cohoot View POV
MH Rise Sunbreak - Cohoot View

You can switch between the Character View which is a first-person POV or the Cohoot View for selfies.

Cohoot View Controls
Switch NSW - Left Analog Click
PlayStation PS4 - L3 Button.png
Xbox MH Rise: Sunbreak - Left Stick Press
PC MH Rise - SHIFT Button PC

Camera Controls

Nintendo Switch

Function Button
Cohoot View NSW - Left Analog Click
Exit MH Rise: Sunbreak - B
To Album MH Rise: Sunbreak - X
Adjust Angle MH Rise: Sunbreak - Right Analog
Adjust Position D-Pad
Take Picture MH Rise: Sunbreak - A
Zoom In MH Rise: Sunbreak - ZR
Zoom Out MH Rise: Sunbreak - ZL

PS4 and PS5

Function Button
Cohoot View PS4 - L3 Button.png
Exit MH Rise: Sunbreak - X Button
To Album MH Rise: Sunbreak - Triangle Button
Adjust Angle MH Rise: Sunbreak - Right Stick
Adjust Position D-Pad
Take Picture MH Rise: Sunbreak - Circle Button
Zoom In MH Rise: Sunbreak - R2 Button
Zoom Out MH Rise: Sunbreak - L2 Button

Xbox

Function Button
Cohoot View MH Rise: Sunbreak - Left Stick Press
Exit MH Rise: Sunbreak - A Button
To Album MH Rise: Sunbreak - Y Button
Adjust Angle MH Rise: Sunbreak - Right Stick
Adjust Position D-Pad
Take Picture MH Rise: Sunbreak - B Button
Zoom In MH Rise: Sunbreak - Right Trigger
Zoom Out MH Rise: Sunbreak - Left Trigger

PC

Function Button
Cohoot View MH Rise - SHIFT Button PC
Exit MH Rise - Right Click PC
To Album X
Adjust Angle Move Mouse
Adjust Position Arrow Keys
Take Picture F
Zoom In C
Zoom Out Z

Viewing Images

MH Rise Sunbreak - Gallery of Photos in-game

You can access your album of images in-game through the Photoshoot mode or using the Hunter's Notes. The pictures should also appear in your console's gallery. Photos taken with the Steam version can be found in the ScreenShots folder in your game's install directory.

Additional Camera Features

Features for All Consoles

New camera features were added with Version 10 of Monster Hunter Rise for all platforms! Check the tables below to see the controls.

Hide UI Feature

Hide UI Feature
MH Rise: Sunbreak - Hide UI
Controller Controls
Switch MH Rise: Sunbreak - Right Analog Click
PS4 / PS5 MH Rise: Sunbreak - R3 Button
Xbox MH Rise: Sunbreak - Right Stick Press
PC Ctrl

Buddies: Face Camera

Buddies: Face Camera
MH Rise: Sunbreak - Buddies Face Camera
Controller Controls
Switch MH Rise: Sunbreak - L
PS4 / PS5 MH Rise: Sunbreak - L1 Button
Xbox MH Rise: Sunbreak - Left Bumper
PC Q

Face Camera

Face Camera
MH Rise: Sunbreak - Face Camera GIF
Controller Controls
Switch MH Rise: Sunbreak - Minus
PS4 / PS5 PS4 - Touchpad.png
Xbox MH Rise: Sunbreak - Options Button
PC Tab

Detailed Mode Camera Features

There are even more camera features for the PC, PlayStation, and Xbox versions! Add snazzy filters to make your photos look unique. Check the table below to see the controls.

Depth of Field

Depth of Field
MH Rise - Depth of Field
Controller Controls
PS4 / PS5 PS4 - R1 Button.png
Xbox XBOX - Right Bumper.png
PC E

Detailed Photo Mode

Controller Controls
PS4 / PS5 PS4 - Options
Xbox XBOX - Start Button
PC T

Detailed Photo Mode automatically enables Depth of Field and allows for finer adjustments for focus and blur range. This is also where you'll find the various filters.

Focus

Depth of Field Focus
MH Rise - Focus Camera Feature.gif
Controller Controls
PS4 / PS5
PS4 - L1 Button.png and PS4 - R1 Button.png
Xbox
XBOX - Left Bumper.png and XBOX - Right Bumper.png
PC Q and E

Blur Range

Depth of Field Blur Range
MH Rise - Blur Range.gif
Controller Controls
PS4 / PS5 PS4 - Triangle Button.png
Xbox XBOX - Y Button.png
PC X

Switch Filter

Switch Filter
MH Rise - Switch Filter Black & White
・Black & White
・Black & White (Cinema-style)
MH Rise - Sepia Filter Black & White
・Sepia
・Sepia (Cinema-style)
MH Rise - Japanese-Style And Warring Lands style Filter
・Japanese style
・Warring Lands-style
・Classic
・Horror
Controller Controls
PS4 / PS5 PS4 - Square Button.png
Xbox XBOX - X Button.png
PC G

Why Take Pictures?

Used to Accomplish Requests

MH Rise Sunbreak - Rock Lizard on Camera

For certain Request Side Quests, such as Endemic Life: Rock Lizard, the hunter is tasked to use the Camera to take pictures, in this case of the Rock Lizard Endemic Life.

Certain in-game rewards require the completion of Requests, so be sure to register the Camera to your Radial Menu to be ready to take a picture when you need it!

List of Requests Requiring Photographs

Request Condition and Rewards
Endemic Life: Rock Lizard Take a picture of a Rock Lizard
Great Wirebugs
Boom-Boom, Bombadgy! Take a picture of a Bombadgy letting out gas
Grass Flute I (Design)
ArZZZZzzzzuros Take a picture of a sleeping Arzuros
Teddybear I (Design)
Flying Billboards Take a picture of a Cohoot
・ The Stealth Woof (Cohoot Outfit)
Cutesy Crab Pose? Take a picture of a Daimyo Hermitaur's claws
・ 6 Great Wirebugs
Tacky Photo Take a picture of Garangolm's elemental arms
・ 8 Great Wirebugs
Giant in the Frost Islands? Photograph a Monksnail
Monksnail Hat (Layered Armor)
In Cahoots for Cohoot Pics Photograph 3 Cohoots in Elgado
Cohoot Mask (Layered Armor)

Requests Guide and List of Requests

Complete Endemic Life Awards

MH Rise - Copper Ecologist Copper Ecologist's Award Take a picture of every type of Hunting Helper
MH Rise - Silver Ecologist Silver Ecologist's Award Take a picture of every Rare Creature
MH Rise - Gold Ecologist Gold Ecologist's Award Take a picture of every Endemic Life
MH Rise Sunbreak - Natural Picture Frame AwardNatural Picture Frame Take photos of all new Endemic Life found in Sunbreak.

The Copper, Silver, and Gold Ecologist Awards and the Natural Picture Frame require you to take photos of every type of Endemic Life in the game. Not only that, you'll also need to take pictures of Rare Creatures to register them on your Hunter Notes!

List of All Endemic Life

Spice Up Your Guild Card and Notes

Taking aesthetic images can greatly enhance the look of your Guild Card. You can even change the displayed picture for Monsters and Endemic Life that you've snapped!

Monster Hunter Rise Related Guides

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All Game Mechanics Guides

Sunbreak Guides
New Silkbind Attacks and Switch Skills How to Switch Skill Swap
How to Get from MR 6 to MR 100 Fast Anomaly Research Level: How to Get Max Level Fast
How to Bring Followers - List of Followers Special Investigations: How to Unlock
Village Facility Guides
Room Guide: Things To Do Inside Your Room Training Area Guide
Canteen and Food Skills Gathering Hub Guide
Getting Started
Character Creation Guide List of Controls
Palico Guide Palamute Guide
Cohoot Guide List of Settings
Can I Change My Name? Can I Change Gender?
Hunter and Monster Stats
Explanation of Hunter Stats Monster Stats Explained
Attack and Elemental Attack Defense and Elemental Defense
Affinity and Negative Affinity Monster Size and Effects
Abnormal Status and Elemental Blight Guide Buff Duration: How Long Do Buffs Last?
Weapon and Armor-Related Guides
How to Rollback Weapons How to Forge Weapons and Armor
Damage Types: Difference Between Sever, Blunt, Projectile Damage How to Use Weapon and Armor Designs
How to Change Armor Pigment How to Hide Armor Pieces
How to Upgrade Kinsects How Does Sharpness Work?
Qurious Crafting:
Armor Augments
Chaotic Gore Magala Weapons Explained
Gameplay Features
Wirebug Moves and Controls Silkbind Attacks
How to Lock-On and Target Settings Switch Skills Guide
Wyvern Riding Guide Turf Wars
What is the Rampage? Hunter Rank (HR) Guide
Unchangeable Appearance Features How to Fast Travel
Fishing Guide Quest Completion Rewards
How to Carry Eggs Respawn Timers
Melding Pot Guide Solo and Multiplayer Guide
Crafting List How to Use Photo Mode
List of Lottery Prizes How to Save the Game
Character Edit Vouchers
Online Play
Multiplayer and Co-op Guide Hunter Connect and Like Function
How to use the Chat Feature How to Use Gestures
Join Requests Guide How Does Difficulty Scaling Work?

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