Creating an Event with PhotoBooth Mode Photo
Step 1: Mode Settings
We select the “Multifunctional Mode.” After making the selection, we check the “Photo” option from the options below.
Step 2: Camera Type Settings
In the “Camera Type Settings” section, we select the type of camera we want to use from the dropdown menu in the “Select Camera Type” box. When you connect your camera to your computer, it should appear in the dropdown menu in the “Select Camera” box. (If it doesn’t appear, make sure your camera is on and connected to your computer, then try again.) After selecting your camera, you can adjust the orientation (horizontal or vertical) in the “Camera Rotation” section according to your usage.
Step 3: Camera Settings
In the “Camera Settings” section, the “Countdown Seconds” part displays the time you have after giving the command to take a photo to see yourself on the screen and adjust your pose. In short, you can adjust your photo timer in this section.
Step 4: Template
The “Template Settings” section is where we adjust the dimensions and positions of the photos we take and where we add digital frames and stickers.
In theย “Output Size”ย section, you can set the dimensions of your photo. If you’re going to print it, we recommend entering the dimensions of your printing paper, either 6×4 or 6×8. If you’re only doing digital work, you can also consider other options like 1280×1280, 1080×1920, or 1280×720.
To add digital frames and stickers onto your photos, simply press theย “Add Image”ย section located above.
In this section, we select the horizontal or vertical frame we wish to use, then click “open.”
If the dimensions of the frame you added match your “Output Size” settings, it will automatically fit.
If the dimensions are different, press once on the frame in the “Template Layers” section. Enter the “Output Size” dimensions in the “Image Properties” section and make sure the frame fits perfectly on the image.
Step 5: Start the Apps
When we enter the “Start the Apps” section, we’ll be greeted with this screen. I click once on the “Photo” icon. After the countdown screen you’ve set up, your photo is taken.
After taking the photo, your image along with the added frame appears. On the right-hand side, you can print, email, send via sms, or receive by scanning a QR code. To return to the capture screen, press the “DONE” icon.
When you press the “Gallery” icon, you access the images you have previously taken. To return to the “Settings Menu,” press the “F11” key, or for users with a touchscreen, simply tap five times consecutively on the upper right corner.
