The Print Step: Filters and Sharing

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The Print Step: Filters and Sharing

The Print step is where a guest sees their finished photo, picks a colour/filter version, and shares it – by SMS, WhatsApp, Email, or print, depending on what you’ve enabled.

What guests see and do

After a short loading animation while the composited images render, guests see up to 4 finished versions of their photo side by side – Colour, Greyscale, Sepia, and Negative. Only the boxes you’ve enabled appear. Tapping one selects it and reveals whichever sharing options you’ve turned on: Print, SMS, WhatsApp, Email, and Done.

SMS and WhatsApp both use the same on-screen numeric keypad for entering a phone number; Email uses the on-screen keyboard, with basic format checking. If you’ve turned on the sharing disclaimer, it appears before the first share attempt each session.

Admin Panel -> Screen Layout -> Print Screen, showing the filter preview boxes

Which filters are actually applied

Each of the 4 boxes gets one filter, set per-box in Admin Panel -> Screen Layout -> Print Screen, applied to the whole composited image at once (not per-photo). Out of the box, only the Colour and Greyscale boxes are enabled.

The Premium picklist offers Glow, Oil Painting, Sharpen, Beautify, Line Art, Cartoon, Glam, Vintage, Kaleidoscope, Polaroid, Fireworks, and Ghost.

Cancel

Cancel only appears before a guest has picked a box, and it doesn’t just cancel the print or a share – it discards the entire session and returns to the idle screen, the same as if the guest had walked away.

Which layout is used

Whichever template you’ve built for the shot type the guest picked at Selection (Single, Multi, or Strip) – there’s no way to offer multiple alternative layouts for the same shot type.

See Building a Print Layout Template for how to design what actually gets composited here.

See The Screen Layout Editor: Positioning On-Screen Elements for how dragging, resizing, and showing/hiding elements works on this screen.

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