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I normally take pictures using Photo Booth. But I now need to take a picture in which it takes quite a while for me to get into the right position. Once I am in the right position, it is fine, I can stand as long in that position as I want to. But it takes me at least 30 seconds to get into it and I need both my hands free.

On Google I searched for (without any result):

1. photo booth alternatives Mac


2. better than photo booth


3. camera apps mac os


4. create a picture after a minute mac


5. app to create photo's mac os

So how do I take a picture with my Mac after 1 minute?

macos software-recommendation photo-booth

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1

I normally take pictures using Photo Booth. But I now need to take a picture in which it takes quite a while for me to get into the right position. Once I am in the right position, it is fine, I can stand as long in that position as I want to. But it takes me at least 30 seconds to get into it and I need both my hands free.

On Google I searched for (without any result):

1. photo booth alternatives Mac


2. better than photo booth


3. camera apps mac os


4. create a picture after a minute mac


5. app to create photo's mac os

So how do I take a picture with my Mac after 1 minute?

macos software-recommendation photo-booth

share|improve this question

edited 15 hours ago

bmike♦

164k46300642

asked 17 hours ago

Melvin RoestMelvin Roest

1235

add a comment | 

I normally take pictures using Photo Booth. But I now need to take a picture in which it takes quite a while for me to get into the right position. Once I am in the right position, it is fine, I can stand as long in that position as I want to. But it takes me at least 30 seconds to get into it and I need both my hands free.

On Google I searched for (without any result):

1. photo booth alternatives Mac


2. better than photo booth


3. camera apps mac os


4. create a picture after a minute mac


5. app to create photo's mac os

So how do I take a picture with my Mac after 1 minute?

macos software-recommendation photo-booth

share|improve this question

edited 15 hours ago

bmike♦

164k46300642

asked 17 hours ago

Melvin RoestMelvin Roest

1235

share|improve this question

edited 15 hours ago

bmike♦

164k46300642

asked 17 hours ago

Melvin RoestMelvin Roest

1235

share|improve this question

edited 15 hours ago

bmike♦

164k46300642

asked 17 hours ago

Melvin RoestMelvin Roest

1235

edited 15 hours ago

bmike♦

164k46300642

edited 15 hours ago

bmike♦

164k46300642

asked 17 hours ago

Melvin RoestMelvin Roest

1235

asked 17 hours ago

Melvin RoestMelvin Roest

1235

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You could do this using a Terminal tool like ImageSnap. ImageSnap can be installed using Homebrew:

$ brew install imagesnap

Or downloaded from GitHub.

You can then schedule a photograph using the -w argument:

$ imagesnap -w 60

imagesnap -h for all the options, including a time-lapse mode.

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answered 16 hours ago

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If you do not want to install any utilities, you can define a workflow using Automator. Among the predefined actions that can be used, there's both Take Picture or Take Video Snapshot, which can be used depending on the camera available:

.

Define your workflow, and either add a waiting sequence prior to taking a photo as in the screenshot, or call it from the command line with a sleep sequence prepended to adjust the timing:

sleep 60; open /Applications/MyAutomatorPhoto.app

should do that

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answered 9 hours ago

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You can also use applescript to automate Photo Booth to do what you want:

tell application "Photo Booth" to activate
delay 60
tell application "System Events" to tell application process "Photo Booth"
 click menu item "Take Photo" of menu "File" of menu bar item "File" of menu bar 1
end tell

This can be run from the Script Editor, or as a script passed to osascript at the terminal command-line, as required. In the case of the terminal, terminal.app might need to be added to the Accessibility apps list under Privacy in the Security & Privacy controls in System Preferences:

How did I figure out this UI interaction? Generally with the method outlined in my answer here.

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You could do this using a Terminal tool like ImageSnap. ImageSnap can be installed using Homebrew:

$ brew install imagesnap

Or downloaded from GitHub.

You can then schedule a photograph using the -w argument:

$ imagesnap -w 60

imagesnap -h for all the options, including a time-lapse mode.

share|improve this answer

answered 16 hours ago

mttrbmttrb

22127

add a comment | 

6

You could do this using a Terminal tool like ImageSnap. ImageSnap can be installed using Homebrew:

$ brew install imagesnap

Or downloaded from GitHub.

You can then schedule a photograph using the -w argument:

$ imagesnap -w 60

imagesnap -h for all the options, including a time-lapse mode.

share|improve this answer

answered 16 hours ago

mttrbmttrb

22127

add a comment | 

You could do this using a Terminal tool like ImageSnap. ImageSnap can be installed using Homebrew:

$ brew install imagesnap

Or downloaded from GitHub.

You can then schedule a photograph using the -w argument:

$ imagesnap -w 60

imagesnap -h for all the options, including a time-lapse mode.

share|improve this answer

answered 16 hours ago

mttrbmttrb

22127

$ brew install imagesnap

$ imagesnap -w 60

share|improve this answer

answered 16 hours ago

mttrbmttrb

22127

answered 16 hours ago

mttrbmttrb

22127

answered 16 hours ago

mttrbmttrb

22127

4

If you do not want to install any utilities, you can define a workflow using Automator. Among the predefined actions that can be used, there's both Take Picture or Take Video Snapshot, which can be used depending on the camera available:

.

Define your workflow, and either add a waiting sequence prior to taking a photo as in the screenshot, or call it from the command line with a sleep sequence prepended to adjust the timing:

sleep 60; open /Applications/MyAutomatorPhoto.app

should do that

share|improve this answer

answered 9 hours ago

Tatjana HeuserTatjana Heuser

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add a comment | 

4

If you do not want to install any utilities, you can define a workflow using Automator. Among the predefined actions that can be used, there's both Take Picture or Take Video Snapshot, which can be used depending on the camera available:

.

Define your workflow, and either add a waiting sequence prior to taking a photo as in the screenshot, or call it from the command line with a sleep sequence prepended to adjust the timing:

sleep 60; open /Applications/MyAutomatorPhoto.app

should do that

share|improve this answer

answered 9 hours ago

Tatjana HeuserTatjana Heuser

1913

add a comment | 

If you do not want to install any utilities, you can define a workflow using Automator. Among the predefined actions that can be used, there's both Take Picture or Take Video Snapshot, which can be used depending on the camera available:

.

Define your workflow, and either add a waiting sequence prior to taking a photo as in the screenshot, or call it from the command line with a sleep sequence prepended to adjust the timing:

sleep 60; open /Applications/MyAutomatorPhoto.app

should do that

share|improve this answer

answered 9 hours ago

Tatjana HeuserTatjana Heuser

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answered 9 hours ago

Tatjana HeuserTatjana Heuser

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answered 9 hours ago

Tatjana HeuserTatjana Heuser

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answered 9 hours ago

Tatjana HeuserTatjana Heuser

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You can also use applescript to automate Photo Booth to do what you want:

tell application "Photo Booth" to activate
delay 60
tell application "System Events" to tell application process "Photo Booth"
 click menu item "Take Photo" of menu "File" of menu bar item "File" of menu bar 1
end tell

This can be run from the Script Editor, or as a script passed to osascript at the terminal command-line, as required. In the case of the terminal, terminal.app might need to be added to the Accessibility apps list under Privacy in the Security & Privacy controls in System Preferences:

How did I figure out this UI interaction? Generally with the method outlined in my answer here.

share|improve this answer

edited 5 hours ago

answered 5 hours ago

Digital TraumaDigital Trauma

534313

add a comment | 

0

You can also use applescript to automate Photo Booth to do what you want:

tell application "Photo Booth" to activate
delay 60
tell application "System Events" to tell application process "Photo Booth"
 click menu item "Take Photo" of menu "File" of menu bar item "File" of menu bar 1
end tell

This can be run from the Script Editor, or as a script passed to osascript at the terminal command-line, as required. In the case of the terminal, terminal.app might need to be added to the Accessibility apps list under Privacy in the Security & Privacy controls in System Preferences:

How did I figure out this UI interaction? Generally with the method outlined in my answer here.

share|improve this answer

edited 5 hours ago

answered 5 hours ago

Digital TraumaDigital Trauma

534313

add a comment | 

You can also use applescript to automate Photo Booth to do what you want:

tell application "Photo Booth" to activate
delay 60
tell application "System Events" to tell application process "Photo Booth"
 click menu item "Take Photo" of menu "File" of menu bar item "File" of menu bar 1
end tell

This can be run from the Script Editor, or as a script passed to osascript at the terminal command-line, as required. In the case of the terminal, terminal.app might need to be added to the Accessibility apps list under Privacy in the Security & Privacy controls in System Preferences:

How did I figure out this UI interaction? Generally with the method outlined in my answer here.

share|improve this answer

edited 5 hours ago

answered 5 hours ago

Digital TraumaDigital Trauma

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tell application "Photo Booth" to activate
delay 60
tell application "System Events" to tell application process "Photo Booth"
 click menu item "Take Photo" of menu "File" of menu bar item "File" of menu bar 1
end tell

share|improve this answer

edited 5 hours ago

answered 5 hours ago

Digital TraumaDigital Trauma

534313

answered 5 hours ago

Digital TraumaDigital Trauma

534313

answered 5 hours ago

Digital TraumaDigital Trauma

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