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How To Take Photos in My Time at Sandrock

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Nat CollazoBy Nat CollazoNovember 7, 20233 Mins Read
How To Take Photos in My Time at Sandrock
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Having a dedicated photo mode is part of what makes modern-day video games so much fun. In most games, this is a feature that you can use right at the beginning of the game. In My Time At Sandrock, you have to first get the device in the game world before you can start taking photos. Getting the camera isn’t as simple as you might think it is, and taking pictures is a whole different beast entirely. To get started, you’ll want to head over to the Eufaula Salvage Abandoned Ruins.

How To Get The Camera In My Time At Sandrock

Once you get to the Eufala Salva Abandoned Ruins, you’ll be able to start mining for different resources. Three of these resources are the ones you need to create the camera. That said, follow these instructions to get the camera in My Time At Sandrock:

  1. Collect the camera pieces.

    In the mine, you will need to press F on your keyboard to survey the area for resources hidden in the rubble. It will take a few tries, but you need to find Camera Piece 1, Camera Piece 2, and Camera Piece 3.

    How To Take Photos in My Time at Sandrock

  2. Create the camera at the Museum.

    Once you have all three pieces, you can assemble the camera at the Museum.

    How To Take Photos in My Time at Sandrock

  3. Put the Camera in your hotbar and select it.

    Once you select the Camera, you’ll unlock the Camera function.

    How To Take Photos in My Time at Sandrock

  4. Take photos whenever you want!

    You can do this by pressing Tab on your keyboard, LB on your Xbox controller, L1 on your PlayStation controller, or L on your Nintendo controller.

    How To Take Photos in My Time at Sandrock

While it’s absolutely possible that we just had bad luck, it took us several dives into the Abandoned Ruins before finally coming out with the pieces we needed. If you note the image above, we reached Level 19 purely through the experience gained going through the Abandoned Ruins, so you’ll definitely want to carve out some time to do this.

How To Use Photo Mode

How To Take Photos in My Time at Sandrock
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As we explained above, you can open up your quick menu by pressing Tab on your keyboard, LB on your Xbox controller, L1 on your PlayStation controller, or L on your Nintendo controller. Open up the camera, and you’ll be met with the window to take photos.

The instructions themselves are as follows:

ButtonAssignment
W A S DMove
QPan camera up.
EPan camera down.
`Show gridlines.
FHide UI.
SpaceTake picture.
EscExit
Center Mouse ButtonLock on the player.
Scroll WheelZoom
Left Mouse ButtonRotate

Related:

My Time at Sandrock: Starter Guide

My Time at Sandrock is now available for PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, and Nintendo Switch.

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