The User Interface (UI) in Pokémon Snap is straightforward but provides all the necessary information during your expeditions. Here's what you'll see on screen:
- Camera Reticle: The crosshair in the center of your screen, indicating where your photo will be taken.
- Photo Count: Located in the bottom right corner, this shows how many photos you have remaining (60 per course).
- Score Display: After each course, Professor Oak will evaluate your photos. During the course, you won't see a live score, but you'll get a feel for good shots.
- Item Icons: In the bottom left, you'll see icons for your Pester Balls, Apples, and the Pokémon Flute, indicating their availability.
- Time Remaining: While not explicitly shown as a timer, the Zero-One moves at a set pace, and the course ends when you reach the exit.
Familiarize yourself with these elements to make informed decisions about when to snap a photo or use an item.
While the camera reticle in Pokémon Snap focuses purely on photography, it mirrors the scanning mechanics used by the DexNav in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.