There are plenty of opportunities to take funny or cool photos in Borderlands 3, but the Photo Mode can actually be a bit hidden away in this game. Exactly how to use the Photo Mode in Borderlands 3 depends on which console you play one.
If you play on PS4, click on the "Options" button and select "Photo Mode". Use the L2 and R2 buttons to make the camera go higher or lower, and the right analog stick to move the camera. Now press the Square button to snap the picture.
On Xbox One, use the Menu button and Select "Photo Mode". And just like on PS4, use the L2 and R2 buttons to make the camera go higher or lower, and the right analog stick to move the camera lens. The View button is used to snap the photo.
As for PC, click on Esc to open the menu and select the Photo Mode. Use the mouse to position the camera, and the space bar to capture the moment.
And that's all there is to using the Photo Mode in Borderlands 3. Now you can go out and take as many photos of interesting encounters as you want, and even share them with your friends. It is also possible to edit the picture in Photo Mode, and you can change contrast, saturation, brightness, what parts of the UI is shown and so on.
If you play on PS4, click on the "Options" button and select "Photo Mode". Use the L2 and R2 buttons to make the camera go higher or lower, and the right analog stick to move the camera. Now press the Square button to snap the picture.
On Xbox One, use the Menu button and Select "Photo Mode". And just like on PS4, use the L2 and R2 buttons to make the camera go higher or lower, and the right analog stick to move the camera lens. The View button is used to snap the photo.
As for PC, click on Esc to open the menu and select the Photo Mode. Use the mouse to position the camera, and the space bar to capture the moment.
And that's all there is to using the Photo Mode in Borderlands 3. Now you can go out and take as many photos of interesting encounters as you want, and even share them with your friends. It is also possible to edit the picture in Photo Mode, and you can change contrast, saturation, brightness, what parts of the UI is shown and so on.
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