SnapBooth Pro
A Windows photography workspace, now developed as Photodigi, that connects event organization, photo booth sessions, templates, and finished exports.
Desktop application development for event management, photo capture, editing, template composition, and managed exports.
Try the browser layout sample. Camera and printer integration are outside this demo.
Actual development application with synthetic QA artwork and an isolated test event. SnapBooth Pro is now developed as Photodigi; these are not photos or records from a client event.
Make a little keepsake.
Choose a layout, set the mood, and add a caption. Then save your composition.
Illustrative sample artwork600 × 1260 px · PNG
A browser demonstration of template composition. The full desktop app handles captures, event libraries, and exports. This demo uses sample artwork, does not access a camera, and sends nothing to a server.
The workflow, before and after.
An event photo moves through capture, review, editing, layout, and delivery. Unfinished captures need to stay separate from final outputs.
Organize a test event, capture a booth session, review its images, compose a template, and finalize a managed export. Recovery and explicit finalization keep the steps connected.
Development workflow shown with synthetic artwork and camera fixtures. Actual client event data, physical printing results, and release dates are not published.
The challenge
Event photography moves through capture, review, editing, layout, and delivery. Keeping those steps connected requires preserving originals and making sure each output belongs to the right event.
What I built
- Event and photo management, Quick Capture, and multi-photo booth sessions with review and recovery.
- Template composition and a Photo Workshop with editing, layers, saved recipes, and rendered outputs.
- Managed final exports, a persistent print queue, and customizable desktop workspaces with Light, Dim, and Dark themes.
Key implementation decisions
Protect originals throughout the workflow
The main process owns files and native operations. Capture and template flows preserve source photos while creating separately managed outputs.
Finish a session as one deliberate operation
Unfinished booth photos stay private until finalization. Recovery and retry handling help avoid publishing duplicate or incomplete results.
The result
An integrated development preview for moving event photos from capture and editing to export. Public release and hardware qualification remain pending; physical printing is not presented as verified.