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Armored Core 6 allows players to get some cool mech-on-mech action, with some wallpaper-worthy moments that you can get through the photo mode. The feature was revealed in a “Special Briefing” live stream that aired on the official Japanese PlayStation account on YouTube. This is one of the first FromSoftware games to feature a photo mode, something fans sorely missed in the developer’s Elden Ring series. Armored Core 6 players have the ability to pause the game at any moment during the action. While such an option may seem like a given for most games, this feature was not present in all FromSoftware titles. While Elden Ring, Dark Souls and Bloodborne did not allow players to pause normally Sekiro did allow players to do so.
The Photo Mode is easily accessible at virtually any time during the game through some simple commands. Here is all you need to know about how to use Photo Mode in Armored Core 6.
How to Use Photo Mode in Armored Core 6
PC players can use the photo mode in Armored Core 6 by doing the following:
Pause the game by pressing the Escape (Esc) key.
Enter photo mode by pressing the ‘V’ key.
Use the options that pop up to adjust the settings of your photo.
Use they key you have bound for screenshots, for Steam F12 is the default key.
Press the Alt + F1 key to take screenshots via Nvidia Capture.
You can play around with things like contrast, aperture, exposure, brightness and other settings and also do things like hide the UI (User Interface). Once you have the perfect setup, press F12 (default key) to take the shot. You can also change the key you have assigned for taking a screenshot through the settings menu.
Armored Core 6 Photo Mode on consoles
You can enter Photo Mode in the game by pressing the Share button on the controller for PlayStation. Press the X button to hide the UI before taking the perfect shot. You can use several options provided to adjust contrast, saturation, brightness, and edit the image.
Armored Core 6 was released on 25th August 2023 for the Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC. Well that’s all you need to know about Armored Core 6’s Photo mode.
