I love using an in-game photo mode to score the perfect shot. I don’t even use social media all that often; it’s just fun to look back at my experience after an exciting story. If you’re the same, then here is how to use photo mode in Ghost of Tsushima!
How to Use Photo Mode in Ghost of Tsushima
To use photo mode in Ghost of Tsushima, hold right on the D-pad of your controller and then click in the right analog stick or, when using a mouse and keyboard, hit ‘P.‘ On PC, it automatically takes a screenshot, which is annoying but not the end of the world.
From here, you can alter various settings within the game’s photo mode to create the perfect piece of virtual photography.
Ghost of Tsushima offers much flexibility and customization within its photo mode. You can alter:
- Depth of Field
- Roll
- Color Grading Intensity
- Exposure Bias
- Particles
- Sword Glint
- Wind Speed
- Wind Direction
- Clouds
- Time of Day
- Weather
- Animated Environments
- Facial Expressions
- Helmet/Masks
- Cinema Bars
- Stamps
The list goes on. Honestly, a lot of personalization is available to ensure you score the perfect screenshot for social media. You can bet we’re posting some on our Instagram!
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Where Do Screenshots for Ghost of Tsushima Save?
You can find your screenshots for Ghost of Tsushima in the Media Library on PlayStation. You’ll likely need to upload them first to transfer or share them. On PC, taking a screenshot using the game’s built-in photo mode saves directly via Steam. You can find every shot within your game hub in your Steam Library. Just click on Ghost of Tsushima, and then scroll down and look on the right-hand side of the page for the screenshots section.
The Guide Hall jumped straight into Ghost of Tsushima upon its PC release and, for the first time, experienced the story of Jin Sakai. We’ll have additional guides for you, especially those who waited for the PC port, shortly!