Vindictus Defying Fate: Photo Mode explained

You can use the Photo Mode in Vindictus Defying Fate to click some neat pictures of yourself in-game. The feature can help you relive amazing moments, identify certain features or areas, and, most of all, let you collect pictures to post somewhere. While a very easy-to-use feature, it might take some getting used to.

This article will explain how to use the Photo Mode in Vindictus Defying Fate.

How to use the Photo Mode in Vindictus Defying Fate

Photo Mode in Vindictus Defying Fate (Image via Nexon)

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Here are the steps you can use to use the Photo Mode in the game:

While in-game, press escape and tap on the Camera icon (third from the left) on the top of your screen.
This will expose a drop-down list from which you can click on the Photo Mode option and set your game into said mode.
Now, you must understand just how to navigate the Photo Mode in Vindictus Defying Fate. Once it comes on, you can use the mouse to rotate the camera and look in various directions normally.
You can also zoom in using "C," zoom out using "Z," reset the camera using "X," and press the "Tab" button to move just the camera to capture different angles.
You can also hit different emotes while in the Photo Mode in Vindicuts Defying Fate.
Finally, you can press the "F" button to take the picture and the "Q" button to remove the UI from the screen.

The Photo Mode is rather simple to use, but turning it on for the first time may leave you slightly puzzled with all the mechanics it involves. Regardless, now you know how to use the mode in Vindictus Defying Fate.

Keep in mind that this mode cannot be used during battle, and if you're locked on without entering a battle, the target will be removed when you turn on Photo mode. Cutscenes, interactions, and story sequences can not be interrupted using the mode.

The screenshots you take in this mode are saved as PNG files in your library and can be uploaded to the game's gallery platform, meaning you can enjoy and share your work with other players.

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