Pokémon Stadium - Gallery

Control Pad - Rotate the view.
Control Stick - Zoom in or out.
Start - Go to Film Screen.
A Button - Snap a photo.
B Button - Return to Select Pokémon Screen.
C Buttons - Moves the position of the camera.
Z Button - Change Pokémon information on the bottom.
L Button - Change background.
R Button - Telephoto lens.

Once you select this, you can choose the Pokémon you want to take pictures of. You can pick them from the Game Boy cartridge (if you have one in the Transfer Pak) or from the Rental Pokémon. You might as well use the Rentals because you can pick almost any Pokémon.

Now that you have the Pokémon, you take pictures! When you first start out, you have the "Free Battle" background on. But if you want to change it, press L and pick another one. The farther you get into the game, the more backgrounds you can choose from!

Once you have the background chosen, it’s time to change the view. You can use the Control Pad, Control Stick, and the C buttons to change it around. Pokémon usually do a special animation after about 5 seconds. When you’re ready to take a photo, press A. And when you’re done, press Start.

At the Film Screen, you can choose what photos to keep in your Album. To see a picture close-up, select it and press C-Down. Highlight a photo you want to keep with the Control Pad, and press A to put a mark on it. When you are done, select "Go To Gallery" in the lower-right corner.

This lets you move the photos around in your Album. Press A to select a picture. Then move it over the place you want to put it, and press A again. To enlarge a photo, you can press C-Down.

Want to get rid of some pictures you don’t want? Select a photo you don’t want anymore with A. Meowth will pop out of the trashcan in the lower-left corner of the screen. Place the photo over Meowth, and then press A to delete it.

Here you choose what pictures you want to make stickers out of. Press A to select a photo. Then you can pick where the photo should go when you print out a sticker sheet.

Does the same thing as the Move Photo option. This lets you rearrange the photos for the sticker sheet.

There are two different versions of the sticker sheet. You can pick 4x4, which makes 16 stickers of 4 different Pokémon (4 for each Pokémon), or 16x1, which makes 16 stickers of 16 different Pokémon (1 for each Pokémon).

Take it to a Snap Station and print out the photo you selected for the sticker sheet.