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00:00:00 – 00:08:03
The video tutorial focuses on taking and fine-tuning photos in Street Fighter 6, guided by the creator. Key points include positioning characters, utilizing camera mode, and adjusting various settings like rotation, brightness, contrast, and poses. The tutorial highlights turning off the HUD for cleaner photos, using the photo mode's sub-menu to modify settings such as zoom and depth of field, and experimenting with different poses and effects. Concluding with optimizing the photo composition by adjusting angles and removing unwanted elements, the creator finalizes the image setup and encourages viewer feedback.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the creator demonstrates how to take a photo in Street Fighter 6, specifically detailing steps for completing quests that require photographing a master like Eddie Honda or Ryu. They show how to position your character side by side with Chun Lee, and then use the screen button to access the camera mode, utilizing various controls for positioning and adjusting the camera. This includes moving and rotating the camera, resetting to default view, changing NPC poses, and adjusting settings like rotation, brightness, contrast, and using selfie mode. They also explain how to turn off the HUD for a cleaner photo.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various photo mode adjustments in a game, including using a reset button to revert changes and navigating the sub-menu to modify settings like zoom, focusing distance, depth of field, film grain, and blur. The speaker notes that some settings like focusing distance and simple blur don’t have much impact in their scene. They demonstrate hiding the avatar, showing expressions, and exploring different poses for more dynamic shots. The speaker suggests that more poses may unlock as the player bonds with their masters. They emphasize rotating and adjusting the avatar and camera for the desired shot, experimenting with colors, and adding effects or stickers, though they express personal preferences against certain features like heavy film grain or heart stickers.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses adjusting a photo setup by removing stickers and logos and adding a border for interest. They focus on refining the shot by tweaking the angle and positioning the subjects closer together. The speaker adjusts the zoom and finalizes the shot, demonstrating how to hide the interface to capture the image. They conclude by explaining how to take a screenshot of the finalized photo and invite feedback from viewers.