Check out this guide to learn some helpful console commands; mess around and get comfortable with them before beginning your photo op adventures.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=424641626
Setup a solo game and choose whatever length and map you like. I recommend you choose Hell on Earth difficulty to unlock the advanced moves for the Zeds.

When you reach the lobby, open up the console (tilde ` key or F3) and EnableCheats.

Most commands will not work without cheats enabled, so if a certain command is not working, make sure you put cheats on! This will also disable perk progression. Cheats will remain enabled until another map is loaded.

Begin the first wave and proceed to clear out all the Zeds, but before doing so, enter the console and input Ghost, then find a suitable, out of reach place (if you please) to spawn a dummy so it can prevent the first wave from ending with this command:

After you're done clearing them out, you can use these commands to clear out unwanted bodies and blood:

After the above steps are finished, you can now get into making photos.

Enter ToggleScreenShotMode into the console.
Your HUD, arms, and weapons will now be removed from view!






ToggleHUD/ShowHud - Both commands do the same thing; toggles the HUD on or off.
ShowHands x - Shows/Hides your weapon and arms from view depending on your 'X' value. Since this is a boolean, it'll accept only 1 or 0 (1=True, 0=False).
ToggleDoF - Adds a bit of DoF to your weapon. No longer works.

FOV X - Zooms the camera in or out depending on your 'X' value. Integral to all of your photos! Sprinting will reset the FOV.
Update: Since the latest Summer 2018 update (v1067), the FOV command no longer works.


WeapFoV X - Zooms your arms and weapons in or out depending on your 'X' value. Has to be set for each individual weapon. Aiming down the sights will reset the FOV.



Killing Floor 2 also has some default keybindings that will edit the timescale of the game and camera view.

If you want to create your own keybindings, use this as a base:
Setting up multiple commands to one binding:
The quotations are required for commands that include spaces. You can put in as much commands as you want to, but long strings may not work properly.

Refer to this manual to find the names of all bindable keys.[wiki.unrealengine.com]

To place Zeds into your photos, instead of using the SpawnZed, use SpawnDebugAI. The difference between the two is that SpawnDebugAI creates a character in front of you that has working AI and is controllable by the console.

The name for spawning each Zed should match their real name for the most part, but the Clots have varying names:
The rest of the Zed names are pretty straight forward.

Begin by typing AI into the console and a list will appear (the F3 console will allow you to scroll through this list with the arrow keys).
Using these commands, any DebugAI Zed can be told to wander, look at you, become enraged, or do some other Zed specific action, like forcing a Husk to explode and etc.

You now know the basics of how to properly take photos in Killing Floor, now go make some!



Splinks - For prepping the KF2 models for Source so I can create my rad guide picture!
DasB - For the console commands guide.
Nejco - For the keybindings guide.
All the other steam authors that have made the guides that I have provided within mine.

If you have anything to contribute to the guide, please say so in the comments!

Had enough of making pictures and actually want to play the game? Here's some guides to help you out:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=440503910
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=516458767
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=444647945
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1410600123