How to Use Photo Mode in Black Myth: Wukong

As an avid gamer and a shutterbug who loves capturing stunning screenshots for my social media feeds, I can’t help but be thrilled about the inclusion of a photo mode in Black Myth: Wukong. It’s always a delight when a new game comes with this feature, allowing me to immortalize those breathtaking moments that I encounter during my gaming journey.

The mark of a fantastic game isn’t in its performance or content; it’s whether or not it includes a photo mode (Kidding!). As someone who adores taking screenshots and sharing them whenever possible, I love it when a new game launches with a built-in photo mode. As it turns out, there’s a Black Myth: Wukong photo mode, too. It’s not immediately obvious how to use it, though. We’ll teach you how!

How to Use Photo Mode

As a gamer immersed in Black Myth: Wukong, navigating the photo mode settings can differ based on your chosen platform and control setup. Here’s how I manage to access this feature:

Pressing “P” on your keyboard.
RT + View on Xbox controllers.
R2 + Touch Pad Left on PlayStation controllers.

With a controller in hand, I’ll express my view that triggering the photo mode can be somewhat counter-intuitive, particularly when engaged in an intense battle.

As a seasoned gamer with decades of experience under my belt, I’ve learned to navigate through the quirks and peculiarities that come with various gaming interfaces. One such oddity that has recently caught my attention is in a game I’ve been playing lately – when activating photo mode, the HUD remains visible. However, fear not! With just a simple press of the ‘X’ button on your keyboard or controller, you can easily remove it. This small detail might seem insignificant to some, but for those who value a clean and uncluttered gaming experience like myself, it’s a welcome addition to our arsenal of tips and tricks. Happy gaming!

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Photo Mode Settings Available

How to Use Photo Mode in Black Myth: Wukong

At first glance, the game’s photo mode appears simple. I’ve come across more intricate photo mode options with a wider range of player controls, but this one works just fine, given how visually stunning the game is to begin with. When you activate photo mode, you can adjust some settings before capturing a screenshot.

Field of View
Camera Roll
Depth of Field
Distance
Intensity
Brightness
Contrast
Vignette
Filters
Add/Remove Headgear
Add/Remove Body Stains
Frames
Stickers

Additionally, you can adjust the camera’s view by utilizing the control panel at the bottom of your Head-Up Display (HUD). For computer users, you can navigate the camera’s location using the keys W, A, S, and D, and tilt it up or down using E or D.

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