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Photo Mode is my new gaming obsession

My Journey into the World of Video Game Photography

A Newfound Appreciation for Photo Mode

I never thought I’d be the type to get excited about photo mode in video games. It always seemed like a gimmick, something to pass the time while the game’s story or gameplay loaded. But two games have changed my mind: Infinity Nikki and Assassin’s Creed: Shadows. These games have become my twin obsessions, and their attention to detail has won me over.

From Skepticism to Enthusiasm

I was skeptical of photo mode from the start. It’s a feature that pauses the game, allowing players to take professional-grade images. I didn’t see the appeal. I’m not going to fondly flip through my PS5 media gallery in five years, reminiscing about the time I killed a baddie in Assassin’s Creed. But Infinity Nikki and Assassin’s Creed: Shadows have made me see photo mode in a new light.

A Newfound Talent

I started fiddling with the camera settings in Infinity Nikki, and I was surprised by the results. The photos looked good! I didn’t just look at the pictures; I studied them, trying to understand what made them work. I learned about apertures and vignettes, and I started to experiment. The results were thrilling. I took my newfound skills to Assassin’s Creed: Shadows, and the experience was just as enjoyable.

A New Perspective

The game’s weather and foliage are stunning, and the desire to capture them is strong. I found myself taking in the scenery, experimenting with camera settings, and trying to recreate the beauty of the game world. It’s no longer just a feature; it’s a way to express my creativity.

Conclusion

Infinity Nikki and Assassin’s Creed: Shadows have turned me into a photo mode enthusiast. I never thought I’d say that, but the attention to detail in these games has won me over. I’m excited to continue exploring the world of video game photography and to see where it takes me.

FAQs

Q: What games have you played that have changed your opinion on photo mode?
A: Infinity Nikki and Assassin’s Creed: Shadows

Q: What do you like about the photo mode in these games?
A: The attention to detail, the ability to express creativity, and the sense of accomplishment when taking great photos

Q: Do you plan on using photo mode in other games?
A: Yes, I’m excited to see how other games handle photo mode and to continue experimenting with my skills.

Q: Will you apply your newfound skills to real-life photography?
A: Yes, I hope to take my skills from capturing video games to capturing real life.

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