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Getting Started with Night City’s Photo Mode<\/h2>\n
Night City is a visual marvel, a concrete and chrome jungle bathed in the perpetual glow of neon. Every corner, from the grimiest alley to the most opulent corporate lobby, tells a story. Cyberpunk 2077’s robust Photo Mode is your personal braindance recorder, allowing you to pause the chaos and capture the city’s breathtaking, dangerous beauty. Before you can start building your portfolio, let’s cover the fundamentals of getting started.<\/p>\n
Comment activer le mode photo<\/h3>\n
Acc\u00e9der au mode Photo est simple, vous permettant de figer un moment parfait au milieu d'un combat ou lors d'une promenade tranquille dans les Badlands. Les commandes par d\u00e9faut sont coh\u00e9rentes sur toutes les plateformes, ce qui permet de commencer facilement, peu importe comment vous jouez.<\/p>\n
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PC:<\/strong> Press the N<\/strong> key.<\/li>\n
PlayStation:<\/strong> Press both the L3<\/strong> et R3<\/strong> buttons (the analog sticks) simultaneously.<\/li>\n
Xbox:<\/strong> Press both the Left Stick<\/strong> et Right Stick<\/strong> buttons simultaneously.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Une fois activ\u00e9, le jeu se figera et l'interface du mode Photo appara\u00eetra, vous donnant un contr\u00f4le total sur la sc\u00e8ne.<\/p>\n
Comprendre l'interface utilisateur<\/h3>\n
\u00c0 premi\u00e8re vue, la pl\u00e9thore de curseurs et d'options peut sembler intimidante, mais l'interface utilisateur est logiquement organis\u00e9e en cinq onglets principaux. Se familiariser avec la fonction de chaque onglet est la premi\u00e8re \u00e9tape vers le contr\u00f4le cr\u00e9atif.<\/p>\n
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Cam\u00e9ra :<\/strong> This is your primary toolkit. Here you’ll find options to switch between first-person and drone cameras, adjust the Field of View (FOV), and control camera rotation and position.<\/li>\n
Profondeur de champ :<\/strong> This tab lets you control the focus of your shot. You can enable and adjust the “bokeh” effect, blurring the background or foreground to make your subject stand out with cinematic flair.<\/li>\n
Pose:<\/strong> When your character, V, is in the shot, this tab is your virtual director’s chair. You can select from dozens of poses, change facial expressions, and even direct where V is looking.<\/li>\n
Effect:<\/strong> This is where you manipulate the image’s look and feel. Adjust exposure, contrast, and highlights, or apply pre-made filters to instantly change the mood of your photograph.<\/li>\n
Stickers:<\/strong> The final touch. This tab allows you to add various frames and in-world stickers, from corporate logos to graffiti tags, directly onto your image.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Param\u00e8tres essentiels initiaux<\/h3>\n
Avant de commencer \u00e0 prendre des photos, quelques r\u00e9glages rapides peuvent am\u00e9liorer consid\u00e9rablement votre flux de travail et la qualit\u00e9 de vos premi\u00e8res prises. Pensez-y comme \u00e0 la configuration de votre appareil photo virtuel avant un grand tournage.<\/p>\n
First, navigate to the appareil photo<\/strong> tab and find the option for Grid<\/strong>. We highly recommend turning on the R\u00e8gle des tiers<\/strong> grid. This simple 3×3 overlay is a classic compositional tool that helps you place your subject off-center, creating more balanced and visually interesting images.<\/p>\n
Second, if your goal is to capture the sprawling cityscape or a moody interior without V in the frame, you’ll want to hide your character. In the Pose<\/strong> tab, the very first option is typically Character Visibility<\/strong>. Simply toggle this off. This allows your drone camera to explore freely, focusing entirely on the stunning environment Night City has to offer.<\/p>\n
Once you’ve activated Photo Mode, the camera itself becomes your most powerful tool. Think of it as a detachable cybernetic eye, capable of seeing Night City from perspectives you never could during normal gameplay. Understanding its core functions is the key to transforming a simple screenshot into a stunning photograph.<\/p>\n
Type de cam\u00e9ra : Premi\u00e8re personne vs. Drone<\/h3>\n
The first choice you’ll make in the “Camera” tab is the type. Each has a distinct purpose and is suited for different kinds of storytelling.<\/p>\n
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First-Person View:<\/strong> This is your immersive, “through V’s eyes” perspective. It’s perfect for capturing the world exactly as your character sees it. Use this mode when you want to emphasize a sense of scale from a human perspective, like looking up at the towering skyscrapers of Corpo Plaza, or to capture the gritty details of a back-alley transaction up close. It grounds the viewer in the moment, making the scene feel personal and immediate.<\/li>\n
Drone View:<\/strong> The drone detaches the camera from V, giving you complete freedom to fly around the immediate area. This is the workhorse of Photo Mode. Use the drone to pull back for sweeping cityscapes, get high above the streets for unique architectural shots, or position the camera low to the ground for dramatic, imposing angles of your character or vehicle. It allows you to compose your shot with precision, turning the environment into your personal photo studio.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Champ de vision (FOV) et distance focale<\/h3>\n
Le curseur de champ de vision est votre objectif virtuel. Il contr\u00f4le la quantit\u00e9 de sc\u00e8ne visible, modifiant fondamentalement l'aspect et la sensation de votre image. Un champ de vision large s'apparente \u00e0 un objectif grand-angle, tandis qu'un champ de vision \u00e9troit imite un t\u00e9l\u00e9objectif ou un objectif de portrait.<\/p>\n
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Wide FOV (Lower Numbers):<\/strong> Use a wide field of view to capture the grand scale of Night City. It exaggerates depth, making objects in the foreground appear larger and more prominent while pushing the background further away. This is ideal for capturing vast cityscapes, the full height of a megabuilding, or the claustrophobic density of a crowded market.<\/li>\n
Narrow FOV (Higher Numbers):<\/strong> A narrow field of view is perfect for portraits and isolating subjects. It compresses the distance between the foreground and background, making distant objects appear closer and larger. This effect is fantastic for character portraits, as it flattens features for a more flattering look and helps blur the background, making your V pop. Use it to focus on a specific detail, like a neon sign or a piece of graffiti, without the distraction of the surrounding chaos.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Bases de la composition dans une ville verticale<\/h3>\n
Night City est un environnement chaotique et complexe. Appliquer quelques principes de base de la photographie peut apporter de l'ordre \u00e0 ce chaos et cr\u00e9er une image visuellement attrayante.<\/p>\n
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Applying the Rule of Thirds:<\/strong> The first setting you should enable is the grid. The Rule of Thirds suggests placing your main subject not in the center, but along the lines or at their intersections. Placing V or a key landmark on one of these points creates a more balanced and dynamic composition that is naturally more interesting for the human eye to look at.<\/li>\n
Using Leading Lines:<\/strong> Night City is full of lines that can guide the viewer’s eye through your photo. Look for roads snaking into the distance, the glowing rails of the NCART system, massive pipes running along buildings, or the hard edges of brutalist architecture. Position your camera so these lines lead towards your subject, creating a powerful sense of direction and depth.<\/li>\n
Framing Your Shot:<\/strong> Add depth to your photos by using environmental elements as a natural frame. Shoot through a doorway, a broken window, the gap between two buildings, or under a skybridge. This technique adds context, creates a sense of being a hidden observer, and draws the viewer’s attention directly to the subject within the frame.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Diriger Votre Sujet : Poser V<\/h2>\n
A great landscape shot is one thing, but Night City is a story about people. Placing your V in the frame turns a simple picture into a narrative. The Pose tab is your digital director’s chair, giving you precise control over your protagonist’s body language, expression, and focus, transforming them from a simple avatar into the star of your visual story.<\/p>\n
Choisir une pose de personnage<\/h3>\n
La premi\u00e8re \u00e9tape pour diriger V consiste \u00e0 s\u00e9lectionner une pose de base qui convient \u00e0 votre sc\u00e8ne. Le mode Photo propose une vaste biblioth\u00e8que d'options, soigneusement organis\u00e9es en cat\u00e9gories distinctes pour vous aider \u00e0 trouver la posture parfaite pour toute situation.<\/p>\n
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Idle Poses:<\/strong> These are your go-to options for environmental portraits and storytelling. You’ll find a range of natural stances, from V leaning against a wall and crossing their arms to sitting on the ground or checking their phone. These poses are perfect for capturing a quiet, contemplative moment against the city’s chaotic backdrop.<\/li>\n
Action Poses:<\/strong> When the chrome hits the fan, this is your category. These dynamic poses capture V in the heat of battle, brandishing a variety of weapons (even if you don’t have one equipped), or using cyberware. Use these to freeze-frame the explosive action of a firefight or create a promotional shot of your V looking like a legendary merc.<\/li>\n
Vehicle Poses:<\/strong> Your ride is an extension of your personality, and these poses let you show it off. Whether V is leaning coolly against their car, sitting on the hood of a motorcycle, or hanging out of the window, these poses are essential for automotive photography and capturing the freedom of the open road.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
La cl\u00e9 est de faire correspondre la pose \u00e0 l'humeur. Une pose sto\u00efque, bras crois\u00e9s, fait des merveilles sur une place d'entreprise, transmettant la d\u00e9fiance envers le syst\u00e8me. Une pose d\u00e9tendue, assise sur un tabouret de restaurant de nouilles, raconte cependant l'histoire d'un local qui essaie de s'en sortir. Exp\u00e9rimentez et voyez comment un simple changement de posture peut compl\u00e8tement modifier le r\u00e9cit de votre prise de vue.<\/p>\n
Ajustement des expressions et du regard<\/h3>\n
A pose sets the scene, but the face tells the story. Once you’ve chosen V’s body language, you can dial in the emotional details with precision. The “Pose” tab offers options to change V’s facial expression, moving beyond a neutral default to emotions like anger, happiness, surprise, or sadness. A subtle smirk can add a layer of confidence, while a grimace can sell the intensity of a combat scene.<\/p>\n
Equally important is directing V’s gaze. By default, V will often “Look at Camera,”<\/strong> creating a direct, engaging portrait that breaks the fourth wall. This is great for character showcases. However, toggling this option off gives you a powerful storytelling tool. With it disabled, V’s eyeline remains fixed forward relative to their pose. By carefully positioning the drone camera, you can make it appear as though V is looking at a specific object, an NPC, or a distant point of interest, adding a sense of purpose and immersion to your photograph.<\/p>\n
Interagir avec le Monde<\/h3>\n
The most compelling photos are those that feel like a captured moment from a larger story. You can achieve this by using V’s poses to create an interaction with the environment and its inhabitants. Instead of just placing V in an empty space, look for opportunities to build a scene.<\/p>\n
Position V leaning against a graffiti-covered wall in a Watson alley, and suddenly they’re part of that environment. Have them sit on a bench next to a musician in Japantown, and a silent story unfolds. Use an action pose where V is aiming down the sights, but frame the shot so they’re aiming at a security camera or an Arasaka patrol. These contextual interactions make your photographs feel alive and grounded in the world of Night City, transforming them from static portraits into dynamic narrative snapshots.<\/p>\n
\u00c9clairage et effets : Capturer l'\u00e2me du n\u00e9on<\/h2>\n
If the architecture is Night City’s skeleton, then its light is the soul. The endless glow of neon signs, holographic ads, and flickering streetlights is what gives the city its signature atmosphere. Mastering the light, both ambient and artificial, is the key to elevating your photos from simple screenshots to evocative art. The ‘Effect’ tab in Photo Mode is your digital darkroom, where you can fine-tune the mood of every shot.<\/p>\n
Harnessing Night City’s Ambient Light<\/h3>\n
Oubliez la mise en place d'un \u00e9clairage complexe \u00e0 trois points ; dans Night City, le monde est votre source de lumi\u00e8re. L'environnement est satur\u00e9 de lumi\u00e8res vibrantes et dynamiques que vous pouvez utiliser \u00e0 votre avantage. L'astuce est d'apprendre \u00e0 voir et \u00e0 vous positionner pour en tirer le meilleur parti.<\/p>\n
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Use Signs as Your Key Light:<\/strong> Position V so that a large neon sign or a glowing advertisement acts as your main light source. This can create dramatic side-lighting that highlights the contours of their face and cyberware, or a powerful backlight that creates a striking silhouette against the city.<\/li>\n
Seek Out Mixed Lighting:<\/strong> Some of the most visually interesting locations are where different colored lights intersect. Look for an alley where the cool blue glow from one sign spills onto a wall already washed in warm orange from a streetlamp. Placing V at this intersection can bathe them in a dynamic, multi-tonal light that feels quintessentially cyberpunk. Jig-Jig Street and Japantown are fantastic for finding these spots.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Manipulation de l'exposition et des faits saillants en jeu<\/h3>\n
Once you’ve framed your shot, the ‘Effect’ tab allows you to control how your virtual camera “sees” the light. These sliders are your most powerful tools for balancing a scene and making colors pop.<\/p>\n
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Exposure for the Environment:<\/strong> Exposure controls the overall brightness of your image. A shot taken in the dazzling brightness of Corpo Plaza will need its exposure lowered to prevent the highlights from becoming pure white. Conversely, a photo in a dimly lit alley in Watson will need the exposure boosted to reveal details hidden in the shadows. This is a key aspect of contr\u00f4le avanc\u00e9 de l'exposition<\/a>.<\/li>\n
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