Photoboof also adds control to a number of other non-canon cameras so check there for the most recent updates. This is the camera control program, currently only for a select number of CANON cameras. The program has a lot of features that you can customize (such as adding a second screen, skinnable printouts for logos, etc) You will also have to purchase PSRemote. I purchased a program called Photoboof that basically runs the entire process.
Type 2 is the one that I will be explaining in this tutorial. Type 2: This type uses a PC and digital camera to preform the photobooth tasks. when compared to pics taken from a digital CAMERA) But I'm sure someone with better programming skills than me can find some open-source camera control program and mess with it to work with macs. This process is cool but the pictures usually come out somewhat poor quality (esp. The article is entitled an Embedded View of the Mac Mini. Type 1: This process uses a Mac Mini as the main computer (PIMP) and a digital video camera to capture the photos. Here's what you need for the "brains" of the photobooth: - Computer - Digital Camera w/ USB remote control capability - Printer (preferrably for photoprinting) - User Interface/Controller - Money Collection Unit *** Optional and not used in this project I have researched the topic extensively prior to this post so I can tell you there are two main ways to approach digitally constructing a photobooth.
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