Photo Booth

I saw one at a local wedding a couple of months ago - a great hit with the guests, who (after a glass or two) couldn't seem to keep away!!! :)
 
I reckon it wouldn't take much to make one with out of a few odds and ends....
 
and i have an old camera lying about....but we might need a coin slot.......LOL
 
I saw one of these at a wedding last year and the guessed loved it. The guy running this for the evening was very open and chatty and gave me a lot of info. He was charging £750 for the event (7pm to midnight). The set up was a Booth, a Canon 400D linked to a laptop and a screen so the clients could see what there pose was like, and 2 "Press For Print" buttons, one for colour and the other for B&W. Outsde the booth was a sub-dye printer and the operater.
 
According to the website this is what they provide for the money...

A portable photobooth
A state of the art camera
A quality laptop
A high end very fast dye sub printer
Camera trigger
Glueing machine
Software to run the Photohbooth
Updates to the software as it further improves
Materials sufficient for four to five jobs
A list of our album and consumable suppliers
Full onsite training when we deliver your Photobooth
Troubleshooting and handholding for a year from the date of purchase
Unlimited telephone support
Bookings in your area that come through our website
Help to launch your own website
Help with branding your business
Help with pricing
Click to expand...
 
Is this all automated???

What does this do that you couldn`t do as a event tog, but instead of charging the guests, the B&G pay a fee and the pics are free.

Could you set it up using Live View so they could see themselves, main difference is the tog presses the shutter.

never seen one, so don`t know if this makes any sense.
 
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