God of War Photo Mode Walkthrough: How To Access, Control Photo Camera, Customization Options

The much-awaited Photo Mode feature is finally available in God of War (PS4). Sony Santa Monica today released Patch 1.20 which added the Photo Mode feature and fixed some minor bugs and glitches in God of War such as globally increased the text size in all our UI and Menus and included a new accessibility setting that allows players to remap Rage Mode.

The good news for PlayStation fans is that the Photo Mode feature for God of War comes with a lot of options. To explain each and every one of them we decided to create a short God of War Photo Mode Walkthrough.

God of War Photo Mode Walkthrough

This walkthrough details how to access Photo Mode, what keys to press to control the Photo Mode Camera, and what each tab in the Photo Mode Menu does. So let’s get started without wasting more time.

How To Access Photo Mode

There are two ways to access the Photo Mode in God of War:

• First Way: Through The Options Menu.
• Second Way: By Enabling TouchPad Quick Access (which can be enabled via the SETTINGS).

How To Control The Photo Mode Camera

• To Navigate Around The Scene: Use the LEFT and RIGHT Thumb Sticks
• To Pan Up or Down: Use the R2 and L2 Buttons
• To Move Camera back to its original position (at any time): Press SQUARE

5 Tabs Available In Photo Mode Menu

There are 5 tabs available in the God of War Photo Mode. All the customization options are available in these 5 tabs. Check out the details below.

1. Camera: Adjust the Field of View, Focal Length, and Camera Roll.
2. Aperture: Adjust the Depth of Field, Focus Distance, and F-Stop.
3. Filters: Adjust the Film Grain, Exposure, Filter, and Filter Intensity options.
4. Borders: Add a Vignette and adjust the Vignette Intensity and Vignette Falloff. This includes a variety of Border styles and the official God of War logo.
5. Characters: Toggle the visibility of Kratos, Atreus, and all other characters in the scene. And my personal favorite, we’ve added the ability to change Kratos and Atreus’s facial expressions!

So folks! What are you waiting for? Show us your creativity, Team GAMEPUR is excited to see all the amazing pictures that you click while playing God of War. Here are few samples that Sony Santa Monica took using Photo Mode.

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