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Published September 28, 2026 · Last updated September 29, 2026
Quick Answer: What Does Photo Mode Offer?
A full photo suite: camera controls plus nine adjustable filters — bloom, saturation, temperature, tint, fisheye, vignette, grain, sharpen and noise — that you can combine and save as custom presets. Rooms photograph dramatically differently under different filter stacks, and the community's screenshot look is mostly made here rather than in the room itself.
| Filter | What it controls | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Bloom | Glow on bright areas | Aquarium walls, lamps, window light |
| Saturation | Color intensity | Punching up Eco greens |
| Temperature | Warm-cool balance | Cozy warmth vs clinical Dorfic white |
| Tint | Color cast overlay | Unifying a mixed-style room |
| Fisheye | Lens distortion | Small rooms that need to look bigger |
| Vignette | Edge darkening | Focusing the eye on the anchor piece |
| Grain | Film-grain texture | Retro 2000s photo feel |
| Sharpen | Edge crispness | Fish and small decor details |
| Noise | Sensor-noise effect | Lo-fi screenshot aesthetics |
Shooting Rooms That Read at Thumbnail Size
The screenshot look lives or dies on three things: one clear focal point (the aquarium, the sofa, the stairs), light doing visible work (windows, lamps, tank glow), and no clipped geometry in frame. Shoot from the height a person stands at — eye-level shots read as rooms; high-angle shots read as floor plans.
Presets and Sharing
Filter combinations save as presets, so once you dial in a look — the bloom-heavy Aqua profile, the warm Eco profile, the clean Dorfic white profile — one click reproduces it across every room and every future build. Co-op sessions share the world, so a preset applied during a friend's visit photographs their builds in your style too.