Photo Booth has been a fun and popular app on the Mac for years now. The webcam photography app made its debut on iOS as an app for the iPad 2 all the way back in 2011, but have you noticed that something has been missing since then? Apple never made an official Photo Booth app for the iPhone or iPod touch. So now what?
Alternatives to SeeMonkey Photobooth for Windows, Linux, Mac, Web, iPad and more. Filter by license to discover only free or Open Source alternatives. This list contains a total of 25+ apps similar to SeeMonkey Photobooth. List updated: 6/26/2019 2:17:00 PM. CamStar is the runner up for Photo Booth alternatives. It actually has more filters and distortion effects than LOL Movie, but unfortunately you can’t film video in the app. Still, these effects.
Dragon ball z sparking meteor ps2 iso torrent. Well thanks to the overwhelming number of photography apps in the App Store, there are a few alternatives. They don’t have quite the same experience as Photo Booth, but if you’re looking to add wacky effects to your photos or videos and send them off to your friends, these apps will get the job done just fine.
1. LOL Movie
- Webcamoid is a full web camera suite. You can take photos and record videos with.
- Photo booths can be fun and entertaining, and with just a little bit of Automator work on your Mac, you can put together a DIY photo booth for all your friends to enjoy.
LOL Movie is probably the closest thing you can find to Photo Booth and arguably better in some ways. It includes four main settings, three of which are free to use. You can use “masks” which are basically just various entertaining distortions, filters to overlay those and add some color and effect, audio to alter the sound of your voice in recordings and background music — the paid one.
Certain features do need to be unlocked like background music as well as the full library of masks, but you can unlock everything for a modest $3.99.
Macbook Photo Booth
Whether you’re snapping a photo or filming a video, the number of combinations you can pull off to make yourself look as ridiculous as possible is unparalleled in the App Store. LOL Movie even works with iPad as a bonus.
2. CamStar
Photo Booth For Mac Computer
CamStar is the runner up for Photo Booth alternatives. It actually has more filters and distortion effects than LOL Movie, but unfortunately you can’t film video in the app. Still, these effects are definitely more fun and creative. Some are just very clever frames and borders that place you in a scene and others are the more traditional effects you might be used to.
There’s more than enough to browse through. Be sure to snap some photos with the built-in self timer, save them to your photo library and send them along to friends. Everything is free, except when you save photos CamStar includes a watermark on every photo. An in-app purchase can remove this for $2.99.
3. Crazy Helium Booth
Last on the list is probably one of the most outlandish ones in the best way possible. Crazy Helium Booth is far more than what it probably sounds. Not only can you alter your voice to be high-pitched, you can use other vocal effects too. Then of course it includes a number of face effects and the option to record a video in slow motion or fast motion.
The catch to Crazy Helium Booth is that the focus is actually on videos so you can’t snap photos in the app. Also, it doesn’t include nearly as many effects as the first two. Still, there’s something massively fun about it.
In fact, I first discovered this app weeks ago when my friend sent me multiple hilarious videos of her just goofing off with the different effects. I quickly got hooked on sending around obnoxious videos, too. It’s easy enough because you can send your recorded video in a text message directly from the app — or save it for other purposes.
Crazy Helium Booth is free with restrictions (30-second videos) or you can opt for the $1.99 full version.
Note: Crazy Helium Booth doesn’t come with in-app purchases like the first two apps. To upgrade, you’ll instead have to download the separate, paid app.Which One Clicks?
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The past five weddings you’ve been to (or in our case, 1,000), have included a photo booth, right? And why not? They’re fun and give guests something to do other than eat, dance and awkwardly mingle with the people they do not know at their table. If you’re looking to be a trendsetter and tired of the same old photo booth idea, take a look at these five alternatives to still capture the memories, but in a more modern way…
Polaroid Camera
Kick it old school. Rather than rent a high tech digital photo booth, set up a few Polaroid cameras for guests to grab at. Create a designated area with a prop table so people can plan their print-out pictures wisely. Have a clothesline or wall set up so guests can hang their pictures to develop for all to see before either taking them home or saving them as a token for a guest book. Urban Outfitters has been selling super cute Fujifilm Instax vintage-looking cameras in pastel colors for $100 each lately!
Caricature Artist
Last year, our couple Farah and Ryan, who wed at the historic Asbury Park Convention Hall, hired Drawn Together NYC, a caricature artist that sketched portraits their guests. Everyone got to take home a funny drawing of themselves – and lurved it. If you’re having a Jersey Shore, boardwalk themed wedding, consider this festive, fitting option.
Selfie Sticks
One of our June couples, Phil and Marissa, opted the traditional photo booth for a selfie stick on each table at their outdoor bohemian-themed wedding. The sticks fit the vibe and allowed guests to take pics right at their table on their own time. Plus, with the speediness and popularity of social media today, guests could immediately post their selfies online with the couple’s wedding hashtag.
Touchscreen
OK, so maybe you are a techie (hey, no shame there). If so, think about a touchscreen photo booth. Photo Creations has a special one that you can rent and essentially treat like a giant iPhone. Tap to take a pic, then draw pictures and words in colors on top of the photo like your SnapChat app before printing.
Flipbook
Remember those little books you used to make in middle school (mainly of stick figures doing things) that you flipped really fast and it appeared like a moving picture? An L.A. based company called Flipbooth functions as an open-air photo booth that films for 6 seconds before splitting out your images into a miniature flipbook. Now, to get them to Jersey… (if anyone’s successful, let us know!)
Are you having a photobooth or something different at your wedding? Let us know your ideas!