Borderlands 3: How to use the photo mode

Like all modern games, Borderlands 3 comes with a photo mode you can access to take pictures of your misadventures and the many activities of the game. Here's how to access it when you are in the middle of your campaign.

How to use the photo mode in Borderlands 3

You have two ways to access the photo mode while playing the game. For those who use a controller, you will only be able to use one method to access the photo mode, while those who play on the PC with a mouse and A keyboard have two.

The universal method to open the photo mode is to press the menu screen and scroll through it. This will be the fourth option, just under the parameters. You will be projected in the photo mode of the game in the middle of everything you do. You will want to take a break at some point in the game when you find something you want to capture, or you are in the middle of a stormy battle.

Now, if you use a mouse and a keyboard, you have a specific key to open the mode. When you press the "P", you will open the photo mode. Some may have accidentally struck it by being taken in the middle of a fight. You may have already known that. You can change the keyboard shortcut at any time by accessing the "Options" menu and selecting "Controls" to change the operation of your buttons.

When you open the photo mode, you will have access to various options. You can change the field of view, change the camera perspective by moving away from your character, add a movie grain, change the day's time, change the global visual effects of the game, etc. None of the options you change in Photo mode will only be transferred to your current file while you play. So play with the settings of your choice.

Have fun, Vault Hunters, and take a lot of photos.