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photos have been taken

keyboard_input_cancel.jpg - image displayed if user selects 'cancel' from the on screen keyboard after

the photos have been taken

These images can be JPEGs containing any information you like and are displayed centered on the

display with a black background. The images 1.jpg, 2.jpg etc are displayed together with the text

defined in the settings dialog which can be used to give a count down timer before each picture. The

text is displayed centered below the live viewfinder display as white text with a transparent

background. The following tokens can be used in the text:

@imageNumber@ - the number of the image in the sequence starting from 1

@numberOfImages@ - the number of images in the sequence

@secsToNextPhoto@ - the number of seconds until the next photo is taken

The images displayed to the user should be the same size or bigger than the computer's display. If the

images are too small they will be expanded to fit with a black border and a small warning message will

be displayed in the bottom left corner showing the image size and the display size.

When using live view in photobooth mode the live view images will not be updated while the camera is

actually taking each picture. This will cause the live view display to freeze for a couple of seconds and

can confuse some users as it shows the live view just before the picture is taken and this will be

slightly different from the actual photo. To avoid this problem the live view display will be blanked out

when the photo is taken if you define a release.jpg image.

It is also possible to display different screens depending on whether color, black and white or

monochrome toned mode is selected and the number of print copies. This provides a way of giving

feedback to the user when different settings have been selected.

The way it works is to check for a suffix after the filename for the appropriate screen image in the form

<screen>_<b|c|t><1..9>.jpg where <screen> is the name of the screen image e.g. "ready", <b|c|t> is

the color mode: "b" for black and white, "c" for color or "t" for monochrome toned and <1..9> is the

number of print copies e.g. "1" is one copy is selected.

For example when the ready.jpg image is to be displayed, the color mode is set to black and white and

the number of print copies is set to 2 the software will look for a suitable screen image in the following

order:

ready_b2.jpg - i.e. "ready" + black and white + 2 copies selected or if this isn't found it looks for:

ready_b.jpg - i.e. "ready" + black and white or if this isn't found it looks for:

ready_2.jpg - i.e. "ready" + 2 copies selected or if this isn't found it looks for:

ready.jpg

So to have screens to indicate the color mode and the number of print copies from 1 to 3 you need the

following "ready" screens: ready_c1.jpg, ready_c2.jpg, ready_c3.jpg, ready_b1.jpg, ready_b2.jpg,

ready_b3.jpg.

When a setting is changed, e.g. the color mode is set to black and white, the screen image is updated

automatically to show the user the current status.

Using movie files to animate screens

Movie files can be displayed on the screens by placing a movie file in QuickTime MOV format in the

photobooth images folder and giving it the same name as the screen image. For example, to play a

movie when the ready.jpg screen is displayed the movie file should be named ready.mov. Movie files

can't overlap the live view display and so if live view is active the movie will be displayed in the area

below the live view.

Append "_loop" to the filename , e.g. ready_loop.mov, if you want the movie to automatically restart

from the beginning and play continuously.

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