Like fingerprints, you do not need to shine a UV light but if you want a clearer photo you can. To acquire footsteps you first must place salt down then wait for a ghost to “walk through” the salt and produce footsteps. You do not need to shine a UV light on the fingerprints to take a photo of them, but this may change in the future as it is sort of weird to just hand in a photo of a wall and get paid…įootsteps are exactly the same as Interaction, but they are technically in their own category. If your ghost does produce fingerprints, take as many photos as you can of them as they are much better than ghost interactions.
Sometimes it works on the floor but it has a much better chance of working if standing upright.Fingerprints PhotoAs not all ghosts provide fingerprints, this photo evidence is hit or miss.
To do this just look directly up and then throw the Ouija Board. Note: As seen in the Interaction Photo, sometimes you may have to put the Ouija Board upright to register a photo. Be careful though, as sometimes the ghost will “Flicker” and taking a photo of a ghost when it is flickering can sometimes not register as a ghost photo (mainly when it hunts). Now one very important thing to note is you can only take 1 photo of the ghost that will give you money, so taking multiple photos of a ghost does absolutely nothing except waste valuable space in the Journal where you could have taken a better photo of something else and received more money. The best thing to take a photo of is of course, the ghost itself. With all this in mind lets put your photography skills to the test! So try and take photos of the more important ones before resorting to the less important ones. This guide will be in order of most important photo to least important photo (photo that gives you the most “score” or money to the one that gives you the least. Taking a photo of an event (something being thrown, a door opening or even a picture of a ghost) does not count if you are taking a photo through the monitor / camera screen, you must be face to face with the object you are taking a photo of. There may be new things you can take photos in the future or the whole photo system may change. This game is in Early Access, so this guide is subject to change. Unfortunately that point blank picture of a ghost or a crisp and clear picture of footsteps sometimes just doesn’t count due to the weird angle the camera takes a photo at. Photos only count if they have a label above them. You technically only need 2 cameras (to have 10 photos), but bringing 3 can help if you are with multiple people, as sometimes you may miss an event but someone else could have taken a photo. This means you can only take 10 Photos that will “count” and give you some money. You have a maximum of 10 Photo Slots in your Journal. Things you should know before taking pictures
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