LumaBooth for Windows (dslrBooth) can start a video session when it senses that the tablet that is running LumaBooth for Windows (dslrBooth) has been moved.
To use this function, you will need to record the required movement so LumaBooth for Windows (dslrBooth) can adjust its sensitivity to movement.
Once calibrated, LumaBooth for Windows (dslrBooth) will start a session once a similar movement is initiated.
This is very useful for recording 360 video, for when the arm starts moving, LumaBooth for Windows (dslrBooth) will start recording automatically so there is no need to also start a session by pushing the record button on the tablet.
This feature requires that the tablet running LumaBooth for Windows (dslrBooth) have a built-in accelerometer. Almost all tablets running Windows 10 or 11 have this built-in.
On the rare chance that you run LumaBooth for Windows (dslrBooth) on a computer that does not have an accelerometer, this feature will be disabled under Settings.