LumaBooth for Windows (dslrBooth) Reviews

It's easy to use when come to template design. With many great features.

Brilliant product, awesome as piece for our wedding day

dslrBooth is awesome! I love the ability to custom design the templates, and it works flawlessly!

Loved the product! Worked perfectly for my wedding!

Bought this for my daughter's wedding. Hiring a photo booth was too expensive. DslrBooth is easy to use and works great with my canon printer and Rebel XTi. During practice with my camera on a tripod and my laptop linked to 50 inch LCD screen everyone had a great time and kept taking pictures for hours. This will be perfect for her wedding. The ability to customize the templates for the photos is awesome too. Great product at a great price.

Program works well and easy to add templates constructed thru photoshop. Would really love a Professional edition for MAc platforms though, my business would perform so much better with more functionality.

dslrBooth was one of the easiest parts of making my Photo Booth. I think there are some areas that could use improvement, but on the whole, myself and my clients were thrilled. I was able to use the software easily immediately after downloading without a pile of technical red tape. |:)

Enjoying the program dslr photo booth

Easy to use software, good after purchase service

Great software!!! Everyone love it. Would have given 5 stars if the Professional Edition is available for Mac

I think this works great. I would like it if there was a way to upgrade from standard to proffessional without having to buy all new software. I have asked about this but have not gotten a reply.

really good program. had lots of fun at my christmas party.

Loved the software and how I was able to use it within minutes.

ill give 5 stars if you have Pro edition for Mac. Few options but not bad at all.

Friendly to use but dslrStandard doesn't have the paper size, slightly sad for that.

Can customize pic size and print size. Can hook up my Canon instead of using my crappy web cam. Need to get a printer for it still but I'm assumjng it'll work well. Am going to try and run some sort of cheap tablet or touch screen through the computer. I'd rather drunks not destroy my labtop trying to press "start." I'll let everyone know how it goes in the follow up comment.

This software is the complete package. It's easy to setup and works great.

sehr variabel und Leistungsfähig. |Viele anpassbare Funktionen. |Läuft stabil.

dslrBooth has almost all of the UI features we need but really needs to utilise the DSLRs live view with the countdown laid on top to give the users feedback on their position when using the photo Booth. | |We initially wanted to make a DIY photo booth for our wedding using a DSLR, MacBook Pro and iPad. We didn't want to use a printer we just wanted a share option so it could be posted to the internet straight away. Most importantly, we wanted our guests to have a UI that would tell them what is going on but without having access to the computer running the full program. |We searched the internet for a program that would do it all and although dslrBooth doesn't do everything we found a way with using one more program. | |We connected a DSLR to our MacBook Pro via USB, ran dslrBooth, then mirrored the MacBook screen on an iPad using a surprisingly good app called Air Display Host - You'll need this running on both the MacBook and iPad. | |Using this set up our guest could touch the iPad to start the session, see the count downs, view their completed photo set and then share to email, FaceBook and Twitter. | |The reason Air Display Host is 'surprisingly good' is that we expected this to only mirror the MacBook screen. We intended to add a separate start button and possibly a keyboard but, upon using it for the first time, realised that the touch screen on the iPad allowed us to interact with the MacBook to start the session and then add emails etc. when sharing at the end of the session. | |We packaged all three devices in a custom box that had the MacBook safely locked inside with DSLR and iPad poking through perfectly sized holes on the front face. Additional equipment needed was an AC adapter for the DSLR so that it would be on for the duration of the wedding and some 'always on' lighting umbrellas. We also needed access to the internet but as this was all running on a MacBook we could use wifi, a 4G dongle or even create a network using a spare smartphone. | |dslrBooth has some good editing functions to get the look you need for the background colour and photo layout and also has a good array of on/off options that make your set up as you need it. Disabling the printer function is one example. It also saves all the photos to the MacBook Pro so you can view and share when the wedding is over. | |Over all we very happy with the end result.

The professional edition is definitely worth your purchase. Had the photobooth set up for new years and it was most certainly the highlight of most people's evening. There wasn't one time that i saw that the booth was empty. Mostly how professional the software felt to use. People couldn't believe that it was a DIY job. They loved it. I highly recommend this software to drive your photobooth!