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A Photobooth webinterface for Raspberry Pi and Windows.
- Installation on Raspberry Pi OS (previously called Raspbian)
- Installation on Debian / Debian based distributions
- Installation on Windows
- Edge <= 16
- Firefox <= 60
- Chrome <= 61
- Safari <= 10
- Opera <= 48
- Q: Is my Camera supported?
- Q: Is Pi Camera supported?
- Q: I've found a bug, how can I report?
- Q: I've a white page after updating to latest Source, how can I solve this?
- Q: How do I change the configuration?
- Q: How to change the language?
- Q: How to keep pictures on my Camera using gphoto2?
- Q: Cromakeying is saving without finishing saving
- Q: Can I use Hardware Button to take a Picture on my Raspberry Pi?
- Q: How do I enable Kiosk Mode to automatically start Photobooth in full screen?
- Q: How to disable the blank screen on Raspberry Pi (Raspbian)?
- Q: How to use a live stream as background at countdown?
- Q: Can I use a live stream as background?
- Q: I've trouble setting up E-Mail config. How do I solve my problem?
- Q: How to only open the gallery to avoid people taking pictures
- Q: Chromakeying isn't working if I access the Photobooth page on my Raspberry Pi, but it works if I access Photobooth from an external device (e.g. mobile phone or tablet). How can I solve the problem?
- Q: How to update or add translations?
- Q: How to ajust the php.ini file?
- Q: How to turn Photobooth into a WIFI hotspot?
View all version changes here.
Get a copy of this Wiki to always have the FAQ, Changelog etc. with you. Run the following command from your Terminal:
git clone https://github.com/andi34/photobooth.wiki.git
To update your local Wiki copy with latest changes you only need to run git pull from Terminal.
Clone the Photobooth project from github and make changes to the wiki branch. Run the following command from your Terminal:
git clone https://github.com/andi34/photobooth.git
cd photobooth
git fetch origin
git checkout origin/wiki
Make your changes, upload them to your fork and create a pull request.
View all changes made in this Wiki here.