How to take hint photos in Fatal Frame Mask of the Lunar Eclipse

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The camera obscura is the most powerful weapon you can use again ghosts in Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse. You're able to effectively exorcise the ghosts that you find as well as gather hints and clues using the camera. One of the first things you're asked to do once Ruka picks up the camera obscura is to take a photo of an orb in order to obtain a hint. While this may seem like a simple task, there are a few things you'll need to know beforehand. If you've tried getting a hint photo without any luck, then keep reading.

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How to take photos for hints in Fatal Frame Mask of the Lunar Eclipse

Hint photos reveal themselves as clues after you've taken a photo of an orb. If you've tried a few times without getting the hint that you're looking for, then try to stand closer to the orb. If you're using a controller, you might feel a vibration as you point the lens toward the orb. When this happens and the circle in your viewfinder turns blue, then it's picture-snapping time.

You'll need to be close enough for the orb to take up the entire frame. After taking the photo, you'll see that it begins to burn away, revealing the hint you were looking for. So, even if you think you're standing a good enough distance away from the orb to be able to snap a hint photo, there's a good chance you're probably wrong.

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