Retaking photos: When previews are enabled the following touchscreen actions can be defined to allow the user the option to retake the photo:
To enable this set the "Image preview time" to the time in seconds the preview should be displayed. Select "Only display live view in ready screen" if you only want the live view to be displayed in the ready screen and hidden during the countdown.Ī preview can be shown after taking each photo. The live view image can be displayed in portrait orientation by selecting one of the portrait orientations from the View menu in the main window. Use the height setting to resize the live view images. By default preview images displayed after taking each photo are displayed the correct way round (i.e. The live view image can be mirrored so that the user sees the image the same way round as when looking in a mirror.
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Select "Enable live view for full screen photo booth shooting" to display live view images in the full screen photo booth shooting mode. The following tokens can be - the shot number in the photo booth - the number of images in the photo booth - the number of seconds until the next photo in the sequence is taken The countdown text is displayed before shooting each image and is updated every second. This is useful if you want to keep displaying a message such as "Thank you! Your photos are being printed, please leave the booth now" for longer than it takes to print the images. The 'processing' screen can be displayed for longer by adjusting this value. When the "Minimum duration in seconds before closing 'processing' screen is set to 0 the 'processing' screen will be close as soon as the data has been sent to the printer. This is useful when using a touchscreen as it means a longer delay can be set before the first photo to give people time to move back from the touchscreen. The delay before taking the first photo can be set to a different value than that for the remaining photos. After taking each photo a preview can be displayed on the screen for a specified number of seconds (set this to 0 to disable the preview).
Next select the delay before taking each photo and how long the shot just taken is displayed on screen when shooting in full screen photo booth mode (this can be disabled by setting the time to 0). The inactivity timeout can be enabled by setting the "Inactivity in secs" value to the required number of seconds e.g. Press the F6 function key to reactivate live view and return to ready.jpg screen when the welcome.jpg screen is displayed. Live view can also be canceled manually by pressing the F6 function key. Alternatively full screen photo booth mode can automatically cancel live view and display the welcome.jpg screen image if the photo booth is not used for a preset time. Full screen photo booth mode has an inactivity timer which will automatically cancel and restart live view after 25 minutes to prevent the camera from canceling it. Most camera models will automatically cancel live view after 30 minutes to prevent overheating. Using live view for long periods of time drains battery power and can cause the camera's sensor to heat up. Alternatively select "Custom layout" and click on the "Settings." button next to the checkbox to position each image manually on the page (this is described in more detail later). 4 images, 4 rows, 1 column), 2x2 grid of 4 images as shown above or any other arrangement of up to 20 images arranged in a grid. This could be a single image on one sheet of paper (1 image, 1 row, 1 column), a passport style strip of images (e.g. To setup photo booth operation select "Photobooth Settings." from the File menu and the dialog below will be displayed:įirst select the number of images to be taken and how they are arranged. If you want to get started as quickly as possible you can use the photo booth setup wizard to set everything up and then come back to this page later to find out more about tweaking the various settings. This section gives detailed information about the various photo booth settings.
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