God of War: Ragnarok Finally Gets a Photo Mode Almost One Month After the Launch

God of War: Ragnarok is a visual masterpiece, bringing character models and environments so detailed that it almost feels real. Many players have been hoping to capture special moments in this fantastic series with a little more freedom, rather than taking some plain old screenshots. Finally, almost a month after the release of the game, Santa Monica Studios have unveiled the Photo Mode feature for God of War: Ragnarok.

Wield a camera as well as the Blades of Chaos with these photography tips from Santa Monica Studio to mark the launch of God of War Ragnarök’s Photo mode: https://t.co/k8RLLIETyv pic.twitter.com/VCzB0dIGJe

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Yes, now players can wield a camera along with the Leviathan Axe and Blades of Chaos in the game. The latest update adds Photo Mode to God of War: Ragnarok, if it isn’t unavailable in your game, just go to your home screen, head over to the title, press option and click on check for update. If the application hasn’t been updated, then it will guide you to do so. Check out the features that come with God of War: Ragnarok Photo Mode below:

God of War: Ragnarok Photo Mode Features

• Players will be able to apply various kinds of expressions to the following characters in a scene: Kratos, Atreus, Freya, Brok, Sindri, Tyr, Angrboda, Thor, and Thrúd.
• When capturing a scene, players will have an option to hide the main or side characters.
• Players will also have options to adjust camera controls with Field of View, Focal Length and Camera Roll.
• Additionally, they can adjust shutter controls with Depth of Field, Focus Distance and F-stop.
• Moreover, they can adjust the brightness and filters with Film Grain, Exposure and Filter Intensity, with finer controls for Vibrance and Saturation.
• Lastly, players will also be able to apply vignettes, borders and logos.

Players that wish to get started, Santa Monica Studio Photo Mode aficionado and QA Lead Tim Ward has left some tips for them on the PlayStation Blog post. Check out the gallery of some vibrant images captured by the developers to showcase the new Photo Mode in God of War: Ragnarok below: