
Booth.Events - pro photo booth
iOS Universel / Photo et vidéo
Ready to try the next generation photo booth app? Promote your business, get your brand out there, and impress your guests with the photo booth app that's actually easy to use. Designed for traditional and 360 / spinner booths.
Booth.Events is the first photo booth app that can connect directly to your Canon EOS, Nikon, or Sony camera via USB (lightning and USB-C iOS devices supported). You can also use your device camera with as much or as little manual control as you prefer.
With powerful technologies like our popular AI Glam Filter, SceneSelect for background AI removal, color & black/white filters, offline queuing, and our easy-to-use template creation system you'll be able to deliver an awesome branded experience to your customers without spending lots of time setting up each event.
Booth.Events comes with all of the features you'd expect in a pro photo booth app:
- sharing via text/SMS and email
- slow-mo videos
- boomerang & GIF
- filters (AI Glam, black & white, color filters)
- online galleries
- printing
- branding / white-labeling
- customization
- green screen
- camera settings (iOS device camera or connected Canon EOS camera)
- template-created collages
- multiple templates per event
- stickers
- guest data capture with a configurable consent screen
... and much more.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
- IMPROVED: if you have a gallery passcode set and the "Show passcode with the QR code" setting turned on, the passcode will be shown on the Share Station near the QR code
- FIXED: an issue that would cause nothing to happen when touching a photo/video in the Gallery or Share Station
- FIXED: an issue that could cause your connected camera's liveview to stop working or not work well if you left the app and then returned to it
- FIXED: the QR code popup would show an empty "Passcode:" if you turned the passcode for an event on, and then later turned it off again
- FIXED: the local iPad gallery would show grey/empty squares if you deleted photos from the Camera Roll
- FIXED: a rare crash that could happen when switching capture modes with a long pause in-between
- FIXED: a crash that could happen when an invalid video file is loaded from a camera
- FIXED: a crash that could occur if you had a poor internet connection and closed the gallery screen soon after scrolling or opening it