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In my other laptops they automatically delete from the Sparkbooth album when I close the programme. I don't have to delete the folders for them to delete out the Sparkbooth programme. I have installed Spark booth on a new computer and when I close the programme they do not delete out of Sparkbooth.Thank youKind regards Trevor Freemantle Crazy Fun Photo Booth079 734 9786
-------- Original message --------From: Joe Connell Date: 2018/11/27 15:38 (GMT+02:00) To: [email blocked] Subject: Re: Deleting photos from Album [Sparkbooth Questions #77758]
Does it perhaps save them in a folder that is given a date. The next day a new folder is created and you can no longer view the previous days photos taken in the sparkbooth programme?I think I have figured out but not sure how to explain it.Thank youKind regards Trevor Freemantle Crazy Fun Photo Booth079 734 9786
-------- Original message --------From: Joe Connell Date: 2018/11/27 16:38 (GMT+02:00) To: [email blocked] Subject: Re: Deleting photos from Album [Sparkbooth Questions #77758]
If you want/need to delete those old photos, you will need to
find the MAIN folder where they are all stored
...I suspect you never changed it from the original set up
so those folders would be in the C:..documents/sparkbooth/DATES
I use DSLR Sparkbooth with full licence. Camera is Canon 1300d and printer DNP RX1 HS. When I print images the quality is not good enough, as if the resolution is poor, the images lack that beautiful sharpness and brilliance. Are there any special settings for your printer or do you have any recommendations for the best settings?
Thanks in advance
You Said quality is not good enough, as if the resolution is poor, the images lack that beautiful sharpness and brilliance This is a mistake that many first-time users have you cant expect to have a perfect picture by just taking a picture of yourself without the proper background or lighting we have been doing photo booth with a webcam for the past 8 years and even with a webcam without the proper lights or background the pictures comes out bad you need to test your camera in a proper setting like if you were at an event from there you can set your camera to take a good picture. below are sample of webcam pictures
I have not been at home for a long time to send you a file of captured images.
Can you write what is best settings for printing on DNP RX1 HS, 6x4 paper (all this in mirror photo booth)? Use 600dpi or 300dpi? To use a Windows printing viewer or... ? I would be grateful if you could help me with these adjustments. This poorly printed images affect my business. When I make the adjustments I will send you examples.
If you are using a DNP printer, you should create your own layouts using
the DNP paper sizes which are sized for the bleed margins. See attached.
Then in the Sparkbooth printing setting, you can set all margins to 0.
You can use 600 dpi if your printer supports it
I managed to adjust the camera, I tried to print the image through default printer engine in sparkbooth and through Windows Viewer but the image quality was not satisfactory. Pictures get a little darker and redder when printed and not so sharp. Are there any customizations for the DNP printer driver itself or some color management setup that would solve the problem? Attached is one of the pictures (original), layout and photography of the finished image.
I think they look great but if you want to get technical the camera is in focus on the background if that the case you need to have someone stand in place while you focus the camera (in manual mode) or better have someone stand in front in autofocus take 1 picture check it if its good carefully place the camera in manual mode without touching the lens barrel place camera in M or P mode and try again.
Printing make sure your DNP drivers are up to date and very important open the F1 settings go to Printing make sure you see DNP RX1 name in the printing box Not Default by doing this your printer is working off the DNP drivers, not the window overall default settings.
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