FotoBox
7.1#4 in photo booth softwareFree planFree planLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
VisitFotoBox vs LumaBooth
What both publish
| Fact | FotoBox | LumaBooth |
|---|---|---|
| Camera support | The application supports various DSLR cameras through gPhoto2 and also supports the Raspberry Pi Camera Module. | The product pages list Canon, Nikon, Sony, built-in cameras, and webcams, with GoPro also listed for Windows. |
| Purpose | FotoBox is a free, open source application for operating a photo booth. | LumaBooth is photo booth software for events, with versions for Windows, Apple devices, and Android. |
| Support | The README directs bug reports to GitLab issues and user support to German or official Raspberry Pi forums. | The site links to a help center, product user groups, and YouTube tutorials. |
FotoBox plans
- FotoBoxFree
- Free open sourceFree
LumaBooth plans
- LumaShare$7.99 a month
- LumaBooth for Windows — annual$17 a month
- LumaBooth for Android — annual$18 a month
- LumaBooth for Apple — annual$18 a month
- LumaBooth for Apple — monthly$19.99 a month
- LumaBooth for Android — monthly$19.99 a month
Pick FotoBox if…
FotoBox suits people setting up a photo booth on Linux, macOS, or Raspberry Pi OS, including users with supported DSLR cameras or Raspberry Pi camera hardware. It can also fit installations that use physical buttons or a GPIO buzzer to trigger captures.
Pick LumaBooth if…
LumaBooth suits event organizers who need configurable photo booth modes, guest sharing, and print support. It may also fit operators using Windows, Apple devices, or Android, with a two-device Apple subscription for running two events simultaneously.