Aurigma Photo Kiosk 7.0 - Detailed description page

Aurigma Photo Kiosk is an application that allows clients of photo retail stores to order prints of their digital photos remotely using kiosks.

Aurigma Photo Kiosk is an ideal photo print order tool for a variety of points of sale, including but not limited to:

- print order stations
- instant print stations
- internet cafe PCs

How it Works

You just install the Photo Kiosk application to a kiosk machine (which can be standard PC with a touch-screen monitor), plug it into an outlet, and start taking orders from consumers.
The user inserts their media (CD, Flash drive, memory card and so on) into the kiosk. Photo Kiosk application scans the content of this media, and displays thumbnails of all photos found on this media. The user chooses which photos they would like to order, and specify order details (print format, paper type, etc). If necessary, photos can be edited (cropped, rotated, or flipped) and the red-eye effect can be treated.

During order submission, the customer's name and phone number are requested. All ordered photos and appropriate details are saved to the hard drive of the kiosk. You can then collect orders manually or configure third-party software to do it automatically.

Benefits

Photo Kioskis built with the state-of-the-art Windows Presentation Foundation technology and offers substantial benefits to the kiosk owner:

- easy-to-use Web 2.0 user interface with on-screen keyboard, wizard-like behavior, etc.
- versatile tool for saving photo print orders
- highly customizable look and feel
- semi-automatic red-eye removal tool
- easily integrates with other software components, saving you time and effort
- easily localizable into other languages
- Photo Kiosk user interface is scaled on-the-fly to fit into any screen size

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Recent changes: Released version 7.0 of Photo Kiosk

Install support: Install and Uninstall

Supported languages: English, Russian

Additional requirements: .NET Framework 4.0 (included into distribution)