FotoBox
7.1#4 in photo booth softwareFree planFree planLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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Photobooth Project
5.9#22 in photo booth softwareWebLinuxSelf-hostedWindows
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| Fact | FotoBox | Photobooth Project |
|---|---|---|
| Camera support | The application supports various DSLR cameras through gPhoto2 and also supports the Raspberry Pi Camera Module. | Listed setups include Raspberry Pi cameras, gphoto2 DSLR cameras, and webcams on Raspberry Pi OS and Debian/Ubuntu; Windows supports digiCamControl and webcams. |
| Support | The README directs bug reports to GitLab issues and user support to German or official Raspberry Pi forums. | The project directs users to its FAQ and tutorials, and asks bug reporters to check existing issues before opening a GitHub issue. |
| What it does | FotoBox is a free, open-source application for operating a photo booth. | Photobooth turns a connected camera and screen into an offline-friendly photo booth for events. |
FotoBox plans
- FotoBoxFree
- Free open sourceFree
Photobooth Project plans
No prices published.
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 Photobooth Project if…
It suits event organizers who want a locally run booth with capture, collage, printing, and gallery features. It is for users comfortable configuring supported hardware and software.