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Current Version: 2.6
Released: 1 July 2022
Platforms Supported: Intel processors running Windows 11 and Windows 10 (not Windows 11 S or 10 S).
Cameras Supported: Web cameras with Windows 11 and Windows 10 drivers including web cams integrated into Windows laptops
Trial version: 15 days, fully featured.
Free upgrades: 12 months from purchase
SMOVE have kindly provided two sets of print templates which are free for Breeze customers to use.
Download 6 x 4 templates here
Download 6 x 8 templates here
Yes, you can either use a separate web camera or the one built into a Windows 11 or Windows 10 laptop..
Breeze software is very efficient. Booth (Webcam) runs on low powered Windows computers powered by Intel processors running Windows 11 or Windows 10. It may run more quickly and print faster on a more powerful machine. The software is also incredibly flexible. You can use it in many ways to produce and share photos, animated GIFs, and videos. Some operators demand lightening fast results, others offer a more leisurely service. This short post will help you choose the right computer to power your booth.
Yes. You can find instructions to control booth lighting using either a Phidgets relay board (PhidgetInterfaceKit 0/0/4) or an I-PAC LED driver board here
Webcam Photobooth saves videos as uncompressed AVI files which can result in large file sizes. This script automatically monitors the video output folder for new AVI files and creates a compressed MP4 copy of the video in the subfolder named video_MP4.
The script can be downloaded from Webcam_Photobooth_video_convert.zip and is supplied "as is" without any warranty
Google changed the requirements for authenticating Gmail emails in 2020. As a result many Gmail users found they could no longer send emails from third party apps. Gmail users now need to ‘authenticate’ ie approve third party applications which send emails from their gmail accounts. More Support for Gmail authentication will be added to the next release.
Facebook withdrew the permissions required to upload photos from a desktop app in response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal in 2018. It is no longer possible to upload photos to Facebook directly from DSLR Remote Pro. Photos can be shared on Facebook by emailing or texting them to users where they will be able to share them using the Facebook app running on their own device. Alternatively upload the photos to a website or microsite and provide sharing links to allow users to share the photos on Facebook when they view the page on their device.