Darkroom Booth2 release 2.0.523 and above now has the ability to adjust the frame rate of video playback to produce a slow-motion effect. This feature is available to any supported Canon or Nikon SLR that supports video as well as GoPro cameras. The effect is best with cameras that can record at higher than the normal 30 frames per second. Most current Canon cameras support 60 fps and some of the higher end Nikon cameras do as well. The GoPro Hero series can record 1080p resolution at 120 fps and at 720p resolution 240 fps. These higher frame rates will produce the best results as far as the slow-motion effect but will also require good lighting. By using the slow-motion effect with video playback in a slideshow your guest will be able to see their video soon after the session is over on a separate slideshow monitor. This conversion does require the 3rd party utility ffmpeg to be installed. You can download that from here. You can email the videos, play them on the main screen and add them to the slideshow.

Video files are large and conversion for slow motion is a very processor intensive application. For best results, we recommend an i5 processor or better with a 5 second 1080p video on an i5 processor. Videos are usually completed in 30 to 45 seconds and ready to display. Slower computers will still work but will take longer for processing time. Enable Video Playback." You can play the video in the slideshow by going to the Slideshow tab and check "Show Videos"