If conditions are not ideal, wait until they are. And pay attention to your lighting and weather effects.
Maintain the rule of thirds, that is, try not to put your subject in exactly the middle of the photo. Try to create pleasing angles and interesting geometric relationships between the two.
Examine the position of your photo’s subject to other objects around them. But also keep in mind some basic photography principles. It also allows you to get closer to objects that you normally might be able to in the game, opening up the potential for better still life photos.īe willing to stop everything and perform these two console commands to give you the freedom you need to take a great picture. Sometimes all a shot needs is a little height or distance. You can go high in the air to get a shot from far away, or dip beneath the ground to get a unique angle, which is idea for landscape shots. If you need an angle that can’t be achieved by normal play, this is the trick to use. This will allow you to move anywhere you want in the game. Exit the console command window by pressing the tilde button again. Next enter “tcl” (again without the quotation marks) and hit enter. The HUD distracts from the beauty of your landscape photos, so best to get rid of it for every shot. You will now have removed all HUD elements to get a clear view of the screen. In that window, enter the letters “tm” (without the quotation marks) and hit enter. This will bring up your console command window, where you can manipulate the game’s backend to remove or add elements as needed. First hit the tilde button, marked with ` and ~. There are two console commands you should use every time you take a Fallout 4 screenshot. In that time I’ve picked up a few tricks for getting a better shot, and in light of the beauty that is Fallout 4, now is a good time to share them. For years I’ve been fascinating with honing my photography skills in Bethesda games, pouring hours upon hours into getting that perfect shot, be it in the Capital Wastelands, the fields and mountains of Skyrim, or the dust of the Mojave Desert.
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