What is FRAMED. Screenshot Community?
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FRAMED. Screenshot Community is a website and Discord community for people who take and edit in-game screenshots. It hosts guides on game photography and ReShade, a gallery of community work, and a "Hall of FRAMED" showcase, along with a wishlist for photo mode features and an archive of cheat tables. If you want to learn how to compose, capture, or edit game screenshots — or just browse what others have made — this is the kind of resource you'd use.
What the site covers
The homepage lays out the site's main sections:
- The Basics — introductory material for getting started with game screenshots.
- Game guides — guidance tied to specific games.
- General guides — broader how-to content.
- Photography guides — composition and camera technique for in-game photography.
- Reshade guides — using the ReShade post-processing tool for screenshots.
- Cheat Table Archive — a collection of cheat tables, commonly used to unlock camera control or freeze scenes in games.
- The Photomode Wishlist — a list of desired photo mode features, presumably aimed at developers.
- In Memoriam — a section whose contents aren't described on the homepage.
Community and showcase sections
Beyond the guides, FRAMED hosts places to look at and share work:
- Galleries — collections of screenshots.
- Hall of FRAMED Projects — featured community projects.
- HoF Wallpaper — wallpapers drawn from the Hall of FRAMED.
- A Year of FRAMED — a recurring retrospective-style section.
- FRAMED Discord — the community's chat space.
- Contribute to the site! — an open invitation to submit content.
Who it's for
The site suits two kinds of visitors. If you're learning, the guide sections (Basics, Photography, ReShade) are the starting points, and the Cheat Table Archive supports the technical side of setting up shots. If you're there to browse or share, the Galleries, Hall of FRAMED, and Discord are where the community output lives.
Practical notes
The site's markdown source is credited as © 2019–2026 FRAMED, all rights reserved, and a contact link is provided on the homepage. The homepage itself doesn't state pricing, membership requirements, or login restrictions, so treat access terms as unconfirmed until you check the individual sections.