Avatar: Frontiers of Pandorais one of the most gorgeous games released this year, and almost every moment of exploration reveals new splendors. Naturally, this may have you wondering whether there is a photo mode.

You’ll be delighted to learn that there is a photo mode and it’s there from launch. I suggest you try it out, as it comes with a pretty impressive selection of features. The only problem is that it isn’t immediately obvious how to access it. If you’re having trouble finding photo mode inAvatar: Frontiers of Pandorathis guide will help you.

Na’vi in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora.

How to access photo mode in Frontiers of Pandora

If you want to get to photo mode, press pause first. Next, press the left button on your keyboard or your d-pad on your controller to bring up the systems menu. From here, you’ll find the photo mode option. It’s not conveniently located but once you find it, you’ll find some interesting options that’ll let you take shots that look almost as good as theAvatarmovies. You can:

Pressing Y on your controller will open even more advanced options, allowing you to edit your photo by changing the time of day. You can also adjust:

Photo Mode menu in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora.

You also have a wide range of effects to play around with. You can change the filters, frame, vignette strength, and vignette offset.

Despite being a first-person game, you can view yourself in photo mode and change your pose.Frontiers of Pandora‘s photo mode isn’t groundbreaking, but it has enough features to help you take the perfect shot.

Laughing Na’vi in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora.

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