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Using the Photographer’s Eye tonics, research for multiple Splicer types can be completed in this area (Nitro Splicers, Thuggish Splicers, Spider Splicers, and Houdini Splicers are all present and accounted for). There are numerous types of frozen Splicers that can be photographed simultaneously. A great way to quickly maximize research levels for Splicers is the Frozen Tunnel in Fort Frolic.This will get a C-grade photo, but as the body count increases as it's sure to do, taking photos of dead enemies can get one to the next level of research, without the associated danger that taking photos of live enemies carries. If the player kills an enemy before photographing them, don't forget to take a picture of their dead body.Photographer's Eye and Photographer's Eye 2 can be stacked, giving a total 25% bonus to photography scores, which means that the photographs taken will have higher scores and a greater number of photographs can be taken of the same subject (since photos that previously had too low a score to be taken now have been boosted to an acceptable score.).Zooming is obviously useless at point blank range.

This will increase research scores by letting you take a closer shot without actually moving closer to the target.

You can zoom the camera simply by aiming like you would with the Pistol, Machinegun or Crossbow.

If the subject is friendly (such as hacked machinery or hypnotized Big Daddies), fully researched, too far out of frame, or if the score is too low, the photo is not taken. If the subject has already been photographed, the score gets halved. The quality is determined by a number of factors: How centered the camera is on the enemy, how close the enemy is to the player, whether said enemy is in combat or not (if they are in combat, the player gets an "Action Shot" bonus), whether the enemy is dead, and whether there are multiple enemies in the frame or not ("Multiple Subjects" bonus).

The greater the quality of the photo, the higher the score.

Film is cheap and easy to purchase, so unless the player is strapped for cash and low on Film (under 20 is considered low), it is always recommended to take as many photos as possible, especially on the harder difficulty settings.

As such, it is recommended to always have it equipped when wandering through Rapture.

Taking a photograph will automatically pause the game when the photo is taken.

Film for the camera can be found and sometimes bought from vending machines.

The Damage Research tonic increases effectiveness of damage bonuses from research. Little Sisters are the exception, as a permanent increase to health and EVE is given for each completed level of research. The second and fourth levels of completed research yield various Gene Tonics and other bonuses that are extremely useful. On the first, third, and fifth levels of completed research, a permanent damage boost is applied against the researched enemy type. In each research tree, there are five levels that require increasingly more photos to complete. It is equipped the same way as a weapon, and uses Film to take pictures that unlock biological weaknesses and hidden secrets through research of every Splicer, security device, and Big Daddy.

It is found on the level Neptune's Bounty. The Research Camera does no damage itself, but it is an important addition to the players arsenal. According to this magazine article I scrounged up, it can also 'analyze genetic information, parse biological structures,' and lots of other five-dollar words.” ― Atlas Main article: BioShock “ The research camera looks just like one you'd see topside.