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Drag & Drop Photo Processing for LumaBooth on Mac

I'd like to formally request that the Drag & Drop Photos feature (currently available in LumaBooth for Windows) be brought to LumaBooth for Mac. Feature Summary: Allow users to drag and drop image files from Finder directly into the LumaBooth app on Mac, triggering the same processing pipeline as a live camera capture: applying the selected print layout template, overlays, filters, and background replacements, then outputting a final composite ready to print or share. Specific Use Cases: Client previews: Dragging sample photos into a layout to show clients what their final prints will look like before the event, without needing a camera connected. Session reprocessing: Re-running photos from a completed event through a different template or with updated branding without reshooting. Template testing: Quickly validating new layout designs with real photos before going live at an event. Backup workflow: Processing photos taken with an external camera or phone that weren't captured directly through LumaBooth. Expected Behavior (matching Windows version): User selects the number of photos matching the template's photo slots (e.g., 3 photos for a 3-slot layout). User drags them from Finder into the LumaBooth window. LumaBooth processes them as if captured by a connected camera: applies the active template, overlays, filters, and green screen replacement if enabled. The final composite is saved to the event gallery and available for printing/sharing. Why it matters: Many photobooth operators are migrating to Apple Silicon MacBooks for their portability, battery life, and build quality. Currently, the only way to access this feature is to run a separate Windows machine or use Parallels ($100/yr). This creates unnecessary friction and added cost for operators who otherwise prefer the Mac ecosystem. Adding this feature would bring the Mac version closer to feature parity with Windows and serve a growing segment of your user base. Thank you for considering this. Happy to provide more detail or connect you with other operators who would benefit.

645359258 about 19 hours ago

Determine portrait or landscape orientation for each template.

Hi everyone, I have another suggestion for a change. When my guests start the AI ​​photo booth, they have to decide whether they want to generate a portrait or landscape image. Then, the various templates are presented for selection. This creates a problem: when selecting the format, the user doesn't yet know which templates are actually available. For instance, if I choose landscape format and then pick a magazine-style template, it won't fit properly. It would be better if I could specify—when creating the template—whether the booth should produce a portrait or landscape image. That way, the guest could decide which format they want only if I have enabled both (or multiple) formats. In other words, the template I create would determine the camera orientation. Regards, Potty

TOP-TOP.DE 1 day ago

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Hi Loomas,

I have a few suggestions for your great software. 1. Why are two AI images always uploaded when using the AI ​​feature? The app uploads both the AI ​​image and the photo layout image. 2. When selecting the AI ​​option, it should be possible to assign a title to the AI ​​generation. E.g., Create a movie poster – My Sport – Me and my pet. 3. It would be great if, after creating an AI image and selecting portrait and art styles, I could view, copy, and then modify the generated code. 4. There should be an option to enable a numeric keypad that doesn't obscure the input field. (10") 5. When I create an event on a PC, I cannot enable the "Start in full-screen mode" option. Your app is great, keep up the good work! Potty

TOP-TOP.DE 8 days ago

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Mosaic Wall module

Hello, Here's a feature suggestion that could add a lot of value to LumaBooth: A Mosaic Wall module where an event can be configured so that each photo taken contributes to a digital mosaic, gradually revealing a company logo, artwork, or any large image as more guests participate. It could also include support for a physical mosaic wall, where each printed photo contains a unique grid position or code indicating exactly where it should be placed on a display board. As guests add their photos, the final image would progressively appear. I think this could be a great addition for corporate events, trade shows, product launches, and brand activations, making the experience even more interactive and engaging.

MoonBooth 8 days ago

Add High Frame-Rate (60fps/120fps) USB Video Tethering for Supported Sony Cameras (a6700)

Hi LumaBooth Team, I am writing to request feature parity for Sony cameras regarding high frame-rate video capture for the Slow-Mo and 360 Booth modes in LumaBooth for Windows (dslrBooth). Currently, LumaBooth natively supports Sony mirrorless cameras (like my Sony a6700) for standard photo and video capture via PC Remote tethering. However, while Canon and Nikon cameras are fully supported for pulling 60-120 fps high frame-rate feeds over USB, Sony cameras are currently restricted to standard frame rates. The Problem: When utilizing the multi-clip timeline for Slow-Mo or Boomerang effects, the standard frame rate pulled from the Sony camera results in choppy video because it lacks the physical frames to be stretched smoothly. Even when using a high-end Windows PC and a native 5Gbps Type-C cable, the software bottlenecks the camera. This limits Sony users to basic photo booth setups and prevents us from utilizing LumaBooth for high-end 360 or Slomo activations, despite our cameras being fully capable of 120fps output over USB. The Solution: Please expand the current Sony integration to support pulling high frame-rate video (60fps/120fps) via USB PC Remote connection, matching the existing functionality provided for Canon and Nikon models. Sony's recent updates to their Camera Remote SDK actively support enhanced remote menu settings for video and improved processing speeds for repetitive shooting and file transfers. Business Value / Impact: Sony mirrorless cameras are now the absolute industry standard for modern videographers and event professionals. Currently, Windows users wanting to run a Sony-powered Slow-Mo booth are forced to abandon LumaBooth and pivot to competing alternatives like Touchpix, simply because LumaBooth limits the camera's frame rate. Unlocking 120fps USB tethering for Sony would be a massive win for your Windows user base, attract the massive Sony market share, and keep professional creators locked into your ecosystem! Thank you for your time and for continuing to improve the software.

1163580229 8 days ago