By Michael Barrett
The Photo Booth was invented in 1925. Who would have though that something invented so long ago and seen in virtually every arcade the 1970s and 80s would become the hot new trend for parties and events in 2012!
In 2004 a rebirth of the photo booth began! It hasn't slowed down since. In the mall they come in some bizarre configurations. If you are party bound, you will almost certain to run into a photo booth. Once you experience it, you will see what the excitement is all about.
In 2004 a rebirth of the photo booth began! It hasn't slowed down since. In the mall they come in some bizarre configurations. If you are party bound, you will almost certain to run into a photo booth. Once you experience it, you will see what the excitement is all about.
Todays Photo Booths are not like those of days gone by. Photo Booths, like those offered by Kansas City photo booth company Booth Crazy Photobooths, are made for a new level of fun! No need to stop the dancing. Just come on in, move around and get crazy. What happens in the photo booth stays in the photo booth. Until, of course, you receive your print a few seconds later. Who will see it is up to you!
Today's photobooths are usually ran by a computer, specialized software, DSLR camera, and some sort of studio flash. The print outs are printed in seconds using dye sublimation printers. The software takes control of the camera functions. Once activation button is pressed, the camera takes 3 or 4 shots at a specific delay between each. At Booth Crazy's Kansas City photobooths, it is 4 shots, 7 seconds apart. The 4 shots are compiled within the computer, saved to the computer and sent to the printer. A few seconds later, you will be showing of
Today's photobooths are usually ran by a computer, specialized software, DSLR camera, and some sort of studio flash. The print outs are printed in seconds using dye sublimation printers. The software takes control of the camera functions. Once activation button is pressed, the camera takes 3 or 4 shots at a specific delay between each. At Booth Crazy's Kansas City photobooths, it is 4 shots, 7 seconds apart. The 4 shots are compiled within the computer, saved to the computer and sent to the printer. A few seconds later, you will be showing of
Today's photobooths are usually ran by a computer, specialized software, DSLR camera, and some sort of studio flash. The print outs are printed in seconds using dye sublimation printers. The software takes control of the camera functions. Once activation button is pressed, the camera takes 3 or 4 shots at a specific delay between each. At Booth Crazy's Kansas City photobooths, it is 4 shots, 7 seconds apart. The 4 shots are compiled within the computer, saved to the computer and sent to the printer. A few seconds later, you will be showing off your masterpiece to everyone in sight. It is simple but so much fun.
Practice makes perfect. That is especially the case with photo booths. The more times you do it, the better you get. Hint- The secret is timing and having a plan! Generally photo booth at events are unlimited rentals so you can practice all you want for free.
Sharing of your photo booth fun couldn't be easier and has likely contributed to it catching on so quickly. Most of the time, your guests will be able to view the photos on-line for a number of days. Often, the images will be given to the host to share. In addition, unlike most photographers, photobooth operators actually encourage scanning! They are your pics, do with them as you like!
Photobooths come in many shape and sizes with prices ranging from $500-1500. Make sure you see the booth and know what you are getting. Check out the alternatives, do your homework and hire a professional company. Then, just sit back and watch your party become the talk of the water cooler on Monday morning.
About the Author:
Practice makes perfect. That is especially the case with photo booths. The more times you do it, the better you get. Hint- The secret is timing and having a plan! Generally photo booth at events are unlimited rentals so you can practice all you want for free.
Sharing of your photo booth fun couldn't be easier and has likely contributed to it catching on so quickly. Most of the time, your guests will be able to view the photos on-line for a number of days. Often, the images will be given to the host to share. In addition, unlike most photographers, photobooth operators actually encourage scanning! They are your pics, do with them as you like!
Photobooths come in many shape and sizes with prices ranging from $500-1500. Make sure you see the booth and know what you are getting. Check out the alternatives, do your homework and hire a professional company. Then, just sit back and watch your party become the talk of the water cooler on Monday morning.
About the Author:
Michael Barrett is the founder of Booth Crazy, the leading Kansas City photo booth rental company.