Vincent Verdeil

I just tested quickly on a macOS installation: I added the path to one overlay in a default config file: overlays = /pibooth/tests/captures/portrait/overlay0.png Launched pibooth, took a picture and it...

As written in https://github.com/pibooth/pibooth/issues/586#issuecomment-2169176932 > Debian 12 and all Python 3.11+ OS are indeed introducing a change on the way Python projects are installed by encouraging the use of virtualenv....

Hi @Nibb31, I see your need but it is going against the whole detection mechanism we put in place to auto detect the configuration from the connected cameras. However there...

Hi @andybats1, did you manage to solve your issue, as answered by @dafunkychild the touchscreen is managed by the operating system, pibooth can't remove the touch/mouse elements directly.

Hi @Refurb, thanks for the complete issue. > The camera can't handle that because I think it doesn't know where to focus on. When this happens, the Pibooth doesn't wait...

If you are using only a DSLR then it is what I thought: in this configuration during the preview Pibooth is taking pictures in loop so if for one of...

> So an option is to disable the live preview? Not that I want that, but then there won't be an Oops-state? As you understand the less we ask for...

>if I just plug the PiCamera into the Raspberry, Pibooth will know and it will use only the Picamera for the live preview? Yes we made it plug and play...

You misunderstood me, we I was talking about adjusting the zoom of your DSLR to match the picamera one.

On our setup it is done manually as we have a 18-55mm objective on it so we turned the objective ring to match the focal of the preview. What objective...