Online Photobooth

Webcam Themed Effects

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• 1.] You leave or refresh the page.
• Two.] You click to another webcam effects application.

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+ Tips For Taking The Best Webcam Photo.

When taking your webcam photo, whether or not you have a high quality and expensive webcam you can still go after some basic steps to get the best photo possible out of your web-camera.

One of the main significant things to concentrate on when taking a photo is the lighting. Be sure that the light source is not behind the subject (you), as it will likely flood the webcam lens with light and cast the subject as a black/dark shadow.

To prevent this you plain need the source light to shine on the subject and to be behind the web-camera (see sample photo below).

+ Links To This App To Share Or Add To Your Site.

+ Filters & Effects Descriptions.

The following is a list and a puny description of the webcam effects that can be applied with this photo booth application.

• None – No filters will be applied.
• Mirror Left – This effect will take the left half of the webcam photo booth display and mirror/reflect it on the right side.
• Mirror Right – This effect will take the right half of the webcam photo booth display and mirror/reflect it on the left side.
• Mirror Top – This effect will take the top half of the webcam photo booth display and mirror/reflect it on the bottom half.
• Mirror Bottom – This effect will take the bottom half of the webcam pic and mirror/reflect it on the top half.
• Inverse – This effect will split the photo booth display at the horizontal centre and switch roles/invert each half to their opposite points.
• Mirror Quad – This effect will reflect four instances of the photo booth display with the reflection from the center point, through the horizontal and vertical axis.
• Mirror – This effect will mirror the opposite of "none".
• Upside Down – This effect will display the webcam photo upside down.
• Divide – This effect will split the web-cam photo at the horizontal centre and delay the timing of the display time of each half with respects to each other.
• FilmStrip – This effect will demonstrate a filmstrip reel of petite web-cam instances each with a slight delay in gradient providing the pic capturing movie reel effect.
• Fragment – This effect will fragment your webcam by superimposing and enlarging selected pixels over the webcam example.
• Ghost – This effect will capture and overlay a delayed example over the original real-time webcam photo, providing the delayed example an alpha filter to create the ghost effect.
• Bulge – This effect among other things, will make your nose ample! :(.
• FishBowl – This effect kinks the photo booth display.
• Dent – This effect gives the impression of a dent to the centre of the webcam capture.
• Squeeze – This effect squeezes your webcam photo pic to a central point.
• Water – This effect permits you to take dip without getting raw, the classic water effect.
• Fire – This effect will produce flames around any objects within the photo booth display, including you!. If the object is moving the flames intensify.
• Plasma – This filter displays nut sack of movability detecting plasma onto the webcam picture (stir around and observe them track you!).
• Snow – This effect as the name suggests will cause it to snow wherever you are whatever the weather.
• Steam – This filter gives the impression of steam on the webcam photo lens, movement will momentarily eliminate the steam.
• Swarm – This effect adds a swarm of maneuverability detecting ‘flies’ to the webcam example.
• Pixelate – This effect will reduce the pixel rate of your webcam example.
• RGB – This filter comes back an interlace of Reds Greens and Blues (RGB).
• HalfTone – This effect resolves your webcam example data into black dots with a white background.
• MonoChrome – This photo filter will add a grayscale or black-and-white shades to your webcam example.
• Sepia – This filter will give your webcam example a warmer tone and to enhance its archival qualities and comeback an old style photo.
• Hulk – This effect adds and subtracts an offset on the colour green within a loop.
• Rainbow – This effect adds and subtracts an offset on the colours crimson, blue and green within a loop outputting the result to the webcam picture.
• Seething Crimson – This effect adds and subtracts an offset on the colour crimson within a loop returning the filtered photo of the webcam.
• Rush Of Blue – This effect adds and subtracts an offset on the colour blue within a loop removing the reds and greens from the webcam photo.
• Ascii – This effect will turn your webcam photo booth display into green text (similar to Matrix).
• X-ray – This effect will create and apply an x-ray style effect onto the photo booth display.
• Warhol – This effect is known as the Andy Warhol Photo Effect.
• Glow – This photo filter inverts the glow effect onto the photo booth display.
• Split Screen – This effect scrolls two instances of your webcam photo through a central horizontal split.
• Rainbow Vertical – This filter will slice up the photo booth display into vertical chunks and color them in a rainbow sequence.
• Rainbow Horizontal – This filter will slice up the photo booth display into horizontal chunks and color them in a rainbow sequence.

+ General Application Functionality.

This is a general description of all of the HTMLSnap applications and their functions, so keep in mind that some parts of this description may only apply to specific applications.

[Capture] Clicking the ‘Capture’ button will freeze a single framework from your webcam and open up fresh options for printing or saving the webcam framework as a JPEG file (or a GIF file and numerous frames within the Ani-Me application). [Delete] Clicking the ‘Delete’ button will liquidate the webcam framework you previously captured and give you the capability to capture another fresh framework. [Snap It] Clicking the ‘Snap’ button will upload and save your cuptured webcam framework to the HTMLSnap server(s) for free hosting. Depending on whether you’re logged in when snapping the photo, your snapshot may expire and auto delete after two months. [Snag It] Clicking the ‘Snag’ button will save your captured webcam framework as a JPEG file (or GIF within Ani-Me) locally to your computer to any folder/local location that you determine to choose. [Print] Clicking the ‘Print’ button will send the captured webcam framework to your selected printer handler for printing (or PDF file creation). [Previous] Clicking the ‘Previous’ button (where applies) will set the previous filter, effect or picture within the webcam effects application you’re presently using. [Next] Clicking the ‘Next’ button (where applies) will set the next filter, effect or photo within the webcam effects application you’re presently using. [Time Delay] Setting a ‘Time Delay’ from the drop-down list will enable you to delay the framework capture of your photo by X number of seconds, providing you time to set a pose. Where ‘X’ is a minimum of three seconds and a maximum of sixty seconds. [Reset] Clicking the ‘Reset’ button (where applies) will reset the webcam example to its normal state. [Blast Photo] Clicking the ‘Explosion Picture’ button (where applies) will permit you to add a local pic from your computer to the webcam application for unique personalised effects. [Post To Tumblr] Clicking the ‘Post To Tumblr’ button will open a fresh popup window that will permit you to send your snapshot photo to the HTMLSnap.Com Tumblr account. There will also be an option for you to add your own Tumblr account name. This will give visitors the chance to click straight through to your Tumblr and who knows, maybe increase your goes after. [Vertical Spin] Clicking the ‘Vertical Roll’ button under the application (where applies) will roll your webcam example upside down. [Horizontal Roll] Clicking the ‘Horizontal Spin’ button under the application (where applies) will mirror your webcam example. [Eliminate Logo] Clicking the ‘Eliminate Logo’ button will eliminate the HTMLSnap.com logo from your snapshot(s), however this option is for logged in members only.

+ Public Or Private Licence.

(Members Only) When setting your galleries to public all of the snapshots you put in to that public gallery will be assigned with a "Public Domain" Creative Commons licence (view site Terms).

Alternatively all snapshots are otherwise considered private and total responsibility belongs solely with the uploader and are linked with a private licence.

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