Photo Mode in Dragon Age The Veilguard explained

With the release of Dragon Age The Veilguard, BioWare and EA have revived the Dragon Age franchise, which last saw an installment just under 10 years ago. The game is presently available for purchase on the PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X and S platforms. A first for the franchise, Dragon Age the Veilguard brings a photo mode feature that will allow players to capture any aspect of the massive open world of Thedas during their gameplay.

This photo mode has many settings that players can tweak around with, including sliders for brightness vignette intensity and an option to hide or feature characters and NPCs within the scene. Here's everything to know about the feature's inclusion in the title.

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Photo Mode in Dragon Age The Veilguard

The inclusion of a photo mode is a first for the Dragon Age series, though it's not much of a surprise given the number of modern games that now feature a photo mode. Within this mode, there are many options for players to choose from to capture the perfect shot.

There are a variety of photo mode options within the game (Image via EA)

The various photo mode options can be seen below:

• A camera mode selector, with options of an Orbit or Free camera
• Camera Tilt
• Focal Length, with various values between 8mm and 180mm to choose from
• Lens Distortion
• Depth of Field
• Auto Focus
• Focus distance controls
• F-Stop, with various values between 1.4 and 32 to choose from
• Blur option with intensity level settings
• Saturation, Brightness, and Contrast sliders
• Vignette options with strength slider
• Bloom strength slider
• Options to hide the player, hide the party, hide NPCs, and hide enemies, with the choice to toggle between all options.

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As is seen from the list of features, the game provides many opportunities for virtual photographers to select from and perfect their ideal screenshots from the game. As this is the first Dragon Age game to receive a photo mode, it seems BioWare has continued the trend onwards from the inclusion of said feature within Mass Effect Legendary Edition.

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