PhotoBooth for KDE?

Posted by muesli in KDE
Tuesday, June 13. 2006

Quick check: Someone working on an "Apple PhotoBooth"-like KDE application? Does something similar even exist already?

In case I missed something, drop me a note please!

Cheers,
muesli

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Not kde-related, but do you know effectv[1]?

1. http://effectv.sourceforge.net/

#1 Lúcio Corrêa on 2006-06-13 03:05 (Reply)

look digiKam. there is a plugin for editor to make distorsion effects to pictures

The showfoto editor in action :

http://www.digikam.org/?q=node/83

The plugin in action :

http://extragear.kde.org/apps/digikamimageplugins/distortionfx.png

Gilles Caulier

#2 caulier gilles (Homepage) on 2006-06-13 05:14 (Reply)

but digikam can only apply those effects to photos i've already taken, right?

what i'm looking for is this "live"-application, which applies the effects in realtime, so that i can watch the result before taking the actual snapshot.

cheers,
muesli

#2.1 muesli (Homepage) on 2006-06-13 16:52 (Reply)

Should only be a 20 minute demo app with gstreamer.

#3 Anonymous on 2006-06-13 17:04 (Reply)

go for it then... put your money where your mouth is

#3.1 muesli (Homepage) on 2006-06-13 23:36 (Reply)

There's an EffecTV plugin on the gstreamer0.8-misc package .

#4 Andûr on 2006-12-28 02:39 (Reply)

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