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RightBooth - More New Features

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DSLR Camera and Webcam Support

RightBooth allows you to use your webcam for photos and videos, and if you have a DSLR camera it also lets you use it for taking much higher resolution photos and videos in your events.

RightBooth provides support for over 80 different models of camera from manufacturers such as Canon and Nikon and Sony.

RightBooth also provides the unique ability of allowing simultaneous use of a webcam and a DSLR camera, where the webcam is showing the Live on-screen preview and the DSLR camera is recording videos and capturing photos.

IMPORTANT::  We have not tested all makes and models of DSLR camera with RightBooth, so we recommend you test your camera in the evaluation version of RightBooth.  For details on how to do this, see: Using a DSLR camera

In RightBooth Professional
 
Face detection

​RightBooth provides face detection features.  When used, faces will be detected and tracked in the live video feed.

Users may then add image props such as masks, hair and glasses.  These props will automatically track and overlay on detected faces while videos are being recorded and also onto photos before or after they are taken.

Face detection can also be used to automatically start the event when a chosen number of faces are detected in the video feed.  See: How to use face props

​In RightBooth Professional
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Use Chromium web browser in RightBooth
Web Browsing
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RightBooth includes a powerful web browser item that can be added to any of your event screens. The browser can be set to show any web page or any local HTML file.  It can also show the same content that all modern browsers allow, including PDF documents, videos, animations and Flash content.

The browser has many design properties to integrate it perfectly into your event designs and you can even run multiple browsers on multiple monitors using the Multi Monitors features in RightBooth.

RightBooth now allows up to 4 web browser items to be added to each of your event screens.  And it is now possible to show and play interactive games such as Adobe Flash SWF and HTML 5 games. 
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​See: Adding web pages to your event

In RightBooth Professional
 
Photo Filters

​RightBooth provides a set of photo filters that users can apply to their photos after they have been taken.

Filters include gray scale, old sepia, embossed and cartoon effect.

​In RightBooth Professional
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The Drawing Pad

RightBooth includes a Drawing Pad item that can be included on any screen in your event.  The Drawing Pad is a customizable blank canvas upon which the user can write and draw.

Each drawing will be saved as an individual image file in the current event folder along with the user's videos, photos and messages.

The Drawing Pad image file can also be added to your Print Layout designs allowing your user's drawing pad scribbles to be to printed along with their photos, which could be useful if you want to provide a signature or a note feature for your users.

The Drawing Pad can be used in conjunction with RightBooth's Drawing Tools.

​In RightBooth Professional
 
Video Alignment

RightBooth lets you alter the position and shape of the webcam or DSLR live feed so that it automatically fits into a specific area of each overlay image in the RightBooth Media Library.

See the images opposite for an example of the difference that video alignment can make when using overlay images during your video recording and photo capture events. 
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1) Normal camera feed
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2) It doesn't fit the overlay area
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3) Re-shape the camera feed
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4) Camera now fits the overlay area
 
Multiple Monitors

RightBooth lets you show screens on up to 4 monitors.
Note: This requires a multi head graphics card capable of driving 4 monitors in an extended Desktop arrangement, see our Other Equipment page for recommendations.  Each monitor can be designed to show it's own set of event screens, independently of all other monitors in your configuration.  You can also use the new 
Multicasting feature to show specific Monitor 1 screens on any of the other monitors.

Take a look at this example karaoke recording booth to see the power of RightBooth's multiple monitor features:
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Users enter the booth and use the Touchscreen monitor (1) to select a karaoke song.

During this time, monitor 2 (a large format TV) is idle, and is showing an event screen indicating that karaoke recording will start shortly.

Monitors 3 and 4 are on the walls outside the room and are showing a slideshow of event screens advertising the karaoke booth to passers by.

Note that all 4 monitors are driven from a single PC with a multi head graphics card.
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After selecting a song, users are prompted (on 1) to stand in front of the large TV.

TV (2) shows the 'Get ready' and 'Countdown' event screens, then plays the karaoke lyrics and backing music, while the users perform. The TV also shows the live recording view.

During recording, Monitor 3 has been set to show the live recording view to spectators outside the room

And Monitor 4 has been set to show a 'Recording' screen, indicating for passers by to keep quiet.

 
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Event Publisher and Viewer

When your event is complete, use the new Event Publisher to quickly copy all the event videos and photos onto a removable storage device, such as a USB data stick.

The Publisher will also create and publish video and photo thumbnails, and an Event Viewer onto the device. The Viewer app contains an interactive menu system making it very easy to view the photos and play the recorded videos directly off the device.

In RightBooth Professional

And It Doesn't Stop There !
​RightBooth also provides the following:

Random Event Screens
You can add sets of screens that can be made to appear randomly at various stages in the event.  For example, this can be useful if you need to show different advertising screens, different instruction screens or play different welcome videos each time the event is used.
Photo signing
The Drawing Tools can be added to the event's Show Photo screen which will let the user draw on each photo after it has been taken, for example to sign a photo.
Play video on green screen backgrounds
If you are using the green screen background feature during video recordings It is possible to play a video file and have it appear in the green background areas while users record their videos.
Customise the Drawing Tools Toolbox
Drawing Tool properties let you decide which tools to include on the Drawing Toolbox, and also to set the default pen, line width and drawing color.
Resize all event screens
The Formatter Tool provides an option to allow you to quickly resize all screens in the event.  This is useful if you have altered your desktop monitor display size and you need to edit your event screen sizes to match.
Event Screen Library
When designing your event screens you can choose to save your favourite screen designs into the Event Screen Library.  Screens that you save to the library can then be loaded and re-used in any of your other event files.
Photo Print Layout Library
When designing a photo print layout you can choose from a range of predefined layouts that are included in the RightBooth Media Library.  You can also save your own favourite layouts into the Library and these can then be loaded and re-used in any of your other event files.
Photo Print Copies Selection
Allow your users to choose how many photo print copies to print after each photo set is taken during the event.  Provide users with up to 10 choices of print copy amounts to select from OR fix the number of print copies to your preferred amount.
Video Emailing
RightBooth adds the ability to email recorded videos to users  (in addition to photos and text messages).  
Batch Event Emailer
You can choose to have videos, photos and messages emailed to users after the event.  Users will enter their email address during the event and RightBooth will create email files containing their photos, videos and messages.  After the event you can then choose to send the email files to the users in a batch process.

Plus Many Minor Enhancements, Additions and Improvements


  • Option to add the Next button to the Get ready and Count down screens
  • Option to add the Cancel button and OK button to event screens
  • Attach common screen navigation actions to other screen items such as text, image and video items
  • Add extra button items to screens and attach common screen navigation actions to them
  • Option to remove the Next action from various screens, which can allow you to show the Video recording screens for a fixed time
  • A More button will automatically show on event screens containing Image and Label Grids when there are more grid items than grid rows and columns
  • The on-screen keyboard can be added to any event screen and it can be set to be fixed or movable on a per screen basis. Useful if you want to use a touchscreen to allow your users to enter text into the new integrated web browser item
  • On the User Details screen, the First name, Last name and Email address text boxes can be made optional. This allows your users the option of not having to provide their User Details
  • Additional image filters, including Soft edge, Emboss, Oil painting and Cartoon
  • Graphics performance improvements
  • Option to match the webcam live view if the Logitech C920 adds a hardware zoom
  • When converting videos to MP4 format you can specify the conversion quality in order to reduce the video file size
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