Drag the scenery to pan the camera. Pinch, or use + and −, to zoom.
Place a visible animal inside the center reticle. The nearest animal to its center is photographed.
The focus needle moves toward the green ideal zone every 2.4 seconds. Wait for a bright focus moment.
Press the shutter. Each photo uses one of seven shots. Quality needs at least 200/500 to count.
Capture every requested species, then Finish. You can spend spare shots improving a species’ best photo.
Keyboard: arrows/WASD pan, +/− zoom, Space on the camera takes a photo. P/Escape pauses, M toggles sound. Normal page scrolling works outside the camera.
Drag the scene, use arrow keys/WASD, or the direction buttons to center wildlife. Pinch or +/− to zoom. A shot photographs the visible subject nearest the reticle center, costs one shot, and needs 200/500 to count. Repeat photos replace a species’ score only when better. Focus is strongest in green; pose changes predictably.