Note: Banner is photoshopped

Hello, player of Gun Gale Online. Are you interested in becoming a photographer? Wanna put your creativity/skills to the test in this wasteland filled with guns & bullets? This guide will explain how to use the in-game camera to take pictures.

Got suggestions for the guide or questions? post them in the comments below. I'll continue improving this guide overtime. Should Fatal Bullet ever get a Photo Mode feature, i'll revamp this guide.

To start taking pictures in the game, you'll need to disable all of the huds through the Hud Settings.

There are a few camera mechanics that will help you take decent pictures of characters and other things in the game. Try them out and see what works best for the picture you are trying to take.

Taking pictures of characters with low field of view.

Taking pictures of characters with high field of view.

Best for taking pictures of your Character and ArFa-Sys up close.

Using the party command(s) Act Freely, Rendezvous on me & Stand By will help you position your party member(s) in the spot you want them to be.

You hit the screenshot button and captured the right moment of your dashing moves or skills, but your subject isn't the point of interest in the picture. This is where you use the cropping tool with The rule of thirds[en.wikipedia.org].

Open up your photo editing software, load the captured screenshot and use the cropping tool with rule of thirds to make your subject the main interest of the entire scene like the one above.

(The one i used is Windows 10 Photos. You can right click the image and select "Edit with Photos")


This technique may not always work with some pictures and you'll have make do with what catches your eye.

Gaming in high resolution will result in high quality, making it perfect for quality photography.
But, you should only use certain resolutions for scenes that requires them.

Resolutions

• 1920x1080 - Face Shots/Body Shots.
  
• 2560x1440 - Body Shots.
  
• 3840x2160 - Body Shots (Further away).
  
• 5120x2180 - Normally used to crop onto subjects very far away.
  
• Remember: Higher resolutions will require more power from your GPU. So, use only what your GPU can handle.

I've been using ReShade along with other post-processings to do photography in games. It works extremely well with Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet. I haven't had any problems with it. I mostly use Cinematic Depth of field, HDR, Bloom, Emphasize and Chromakey (used for the guide banner) in this game and photographing it.

ReShade is a generic post-processing injector for games and video software developed by crosire. Imagine your favorite game with ambient occlusion, real depth of field effects, color correction and more ... ReShade exposes an automated and generic way to access both frame color and depth information (latter is automatically disabled during multiplayer to prevent exploitation) and all the tools to make it happen.

You can download ReShade at https://reshade.me/