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"Photo Mode" was first introduced to the community in [[Developer diaries|Feature reveal]] #13. It allows the player to create screenshots and cinematic camera shots with an in game tool. It includes filters simulating real camera effects and settings, and thus is quite a powerful tool.

== Usage of Photo Mode ==
To use the Photo Mode, locate the camera icon [[File:Camera.png|alt=Camera Icon in the toolbar|32x32px]] at the bottom right of the toolbar. Click it to open the tool. Take a screenshot by clicking the image icon, click the strike through eye to hide the UI, clickthe icon with the circle and the orbit to have a different camera movement. Pictures taken by using the image icon are saved under <code>"%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Colossal Order\Cities Skylines II\Screenshots"</code> (paste with the ""). You can adjust many camera settings as described under the section "Settings".

== Usage of the Cinematic Camera Mode ==
To open the cinematic camera editor, click the two arrows in the top of the photo mode window. You will get a timeline. Click the "Add Capture Key" button (hexagon with a plus in it) to add capture keys. Drag the keys around on the timeline to achieve the desired result. Creating a video file out of it requires an external recording software like OBS.

== Settings ==

=== Camera ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+Camera Body
!Setting
!Options
!Effect
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|Sensor Type
|Different Sensor Types ranging from 8mm to 70mm (Default: 65mm ALEXA)
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|Sensor Size
|Width and Height as numbers
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|ISO
|from 200 to Unlimited
|The sensors sensitivity to light. Smaller Values result in less sensitivity
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|Shutter Speed
|from 0 to 30
|The length of time the sensor is exposed to light
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|Gate Fit
|Vertical, Horizontal, Fill, Overscan
|How the camera aspect ratio gets fitted onto the game aspect ratio. The unity reference manual (/Manual/PhysicalCameras.html) has additional information.
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|Camera Collision
|Enabled/DIsabled
|If the camera collides with in game objects like buildings
|}
The Unity Reference Manual (/Manual/class-Camera.html) may have more information.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Camera Lens
!Setting
!Options
!Effect
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|Focal Length
|0.112 to 1466.162 
|The Distance from the sensor to the lens. Smaller Values result in a bigger field of view 
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|Lens Shift
|Vertical and Horizontal from -10000 to 10000
|The offset of the lens from the sensor. Recommended to only change in very small amounts
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|Aperature
|From 0.7 to 32
|Also known as the f-number/f-stop. The lower the value, the more light can reach the sensor
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+Aperture Shape
!Setting
!Options
!Effect
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|Blade Count
|3 to 10
|How many blades the aperture has. Higher Values means less individually visible blades.
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|Curvature
|Minimum and Maximum from 0.7 to 32 
|How the blades curve
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|Barrel Clipping
|0 to 1
|Controls the obstruction (self-occlusion) of the lens and results in a cat's eye effect
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|Anamorphism
| -1 to 1
|Stretches the sensor, either vertically (positive values) or horizontally (negative values)
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|Roll
| -45 to 45 degrees
|Rotates the camera by x degrees. Positive counterclockwise, negative clockwise
|}

=== Lens ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+Depth of Field
!Setting
!Options
!Effect
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|Focus Mode
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|Focus Distance
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|Near Range Start
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|Near Range End
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|Far Range Start
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|Far Range End
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|Max Near Blur
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|Max Far Blur
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{| class="wikitable"
|+Motion Blur
!Setting
!Options
!Effect
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|Intensity
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|Minimum Velocity
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|Maximum Velocity
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|Depth Comparison Extend
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{| class="wikitable"
|+Bloom
!Setting
!Options
!Effect
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|Treshold
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|Intensity
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|Scatter
|0 to 
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{| class="wikitable"
|+Vignette
!Setting
!Options
!Effect
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|Intensity
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|Color
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|Center
|X and Y
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|Smoothness
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|Roundness
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{| class="wikitable"
|+Film Grain
!Setting
!Options
!Effect
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|Type
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|Intensity
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|Response
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{| class="wikitable"
|+Panini Projection
!Setting
!Options
!Effect
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|Distance
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|Crop to fit
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|}

=== Color ===
The color tab allows you to change: Color, contrast, post exposure, brightness and much, much more.

=== Weather ===
The weather tab allows you to change: Cloud opacity, amount, size, fog, atmossphere and much, much more. Some of these settings result in simulation differences.

=== Environment ===
The environment tab allows you to change the Time of Day and the simulation speed. Changing these settings result in simulation differences.


[[en:Photo Mode]]