With LumaBooth for Windows (dslrBooth) 8, you can choose the different session types for your booth (Photo, GIF, Boomerang, or Video) and edit the settings for each mode.
To start, go to Settings > Capture Settings
Turn On Session types
Photo
Turn ON Photo option.
Set the countdown time before photo 1 and the countdown time before other photos.
Set the time to review the photo after it is taken.
Turn On Create GIF. This will create a GIF with all the photos taken during a session.
The number of photos taken is determined by the number of photos in your Print Layout.
GIF
Turn ON the GIF option.
Set the size of the GIF.
Set the countdown time before photo 1 and the countdown time before other photos.
Set the time to review the photo and the time for Delay between Frames.
Turn On/Off Reverse GIF to play GIF forward and then backward.
Set the number of photos to capture.
Add one or multiple Transparent PNG Image Overlays to the GIF.
Boomerang
Turn ON the Boomerang option.
Set the size of the Boomerang.
Set the countdown time before Boomerang is recorded.
Set the time for Delay between Frames and the Recording Duration for the Boomerang.
Add one or multiple Transparent PNG Image Overlays to the Boomerang.
Video
Turn On the Video option.
Set the Rotation, Size, and Output Quality of the video.
Under Type, choose between Video or 360/Slow Motion.
For the Video session:
Set the number of clips in your video.
Set the time for the countdown before Clip 1 and before the other clips.
Set the time for Clip Duration (up to 60 seconds per clip).
Add MP3 soundtracks, Video overlays, and Transparent PNG Image overlays to your video.
Add MP4 video before and after recording.
For the 360/slow motion session:
Set the countdown time and the recording duration for 360 video.
Turn On/Off Reverse video to play the video forward and then backward.
Create a Timeline for the 360 videos with Slow Downs and Speed Ups by setting the different durations and speeds within the video.
Add MP3 soundtracks, Video overlays, and Transparent PNG Image overlays to your 360 video.
Add MP4 video before and after recording.