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RIGHTBOOTH VERSION 7.0.11

24/3/2019

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Updated: Jan 2022
Containing a number of minor feature additions and bug fixes, (refer to the Release Notes for details)

This version also includes one major new feature: Photo Stamping...
How to use photo stamping
Stamp Property

An item whose Stamp property is ticked (we will refer to this as a Stamp item) will be automatically added (overlaid) onto a captured photo if:
a) the Stamp item is positioned over a Camera item on any event screen prior to the photo being taken, or
b) the Stamp item is positioned over the photo after it has been taken and is being displayed to the user on any event screen.

In the Screen Designer, if Stamp items are placed and positioned over any Camera item on any Event screen that appears before the ‘Take photo’ screen, then these Stamp items will be automatically added to every photo that is captured during the event.  This applies to webcam and DSLR camera items.

In the Screen Designer, if Stamp items are positioned over any ‘photo placeholder’ item on any event screen that appears after the ‘Take photo’ screen, these Stamp items will be automatically added to every photo captured during the event.

Can Move Property
Alternatively in the Screen Designer, Stamp items which also have their ‘Can move’ property ticked can be initially placed and positioned away from the Camera item or ‘photo placeholder’ item.  Then when the event is playing, users can optionally drag 'Can move' Stamp items over the Camera item (or the photo placeholder) item in order to decorate their photos.

All Stamp items that are placed over photos will be added to the photo image file and will also be included in any printing of the photo.

Other Uses of Stamp Items
  • This feature may also be used in combination with the Drawing Tools to allow users to ‘ink sign’ their photos and/or ‘item stamp’ their photos during the event.  Additionally, the Drawing Pad item can also accept Stamp items that are positioned over it during the event.  And these items will then be included in the drawing pad image together with any drawing ink strokes made by users.
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  • This feature may also be used in combination with the Print Layout item that is shown on the Photo Options event screen when printing is included in your event design.  Users can then add Stamp items directly onto the Print Layout in order to decorate the Print Layout prior to printing their photos.​​

IMPORTANT:  If you plan to add Stamp items onto a photo, camera item, drawing pad or print layout item, the item that is accepting the Stamp items MUST be un-rotated  on the event screen in the Screen Designer, in other words it must have an Angle of 0 degrees otherwise the Stamp items will not be added in the correct position.

Moving, Sizing and Rotating Stamp Items
When the user selects a stamp item (either with the mouse or touching it on a touchscreen), two pick-up boxes will be displayed, one for stamp rotation and one for stamp sizing.  This video shows how it is possible to move, size and rotate Stamp items into place on a captured photo:
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