Event briefs arrive in three shapes. The hero brief — a launch, a premiere, a gala — wants one unforgettable station: that is the robotic arm or the overhead 360, staffed, scheduled and staged like a set. The volume brief — conferences, exhibitions, company parties — wants hundreds of branded captures with short queues: mirror booths and platform 360s, sometimes two stations deep. The ambient brief — receptions, retail, hospitality — wants an always-on presence: a large mirror or a portable smart screen gallery that works unattended.
Photo Booth Robotic Arm
High-speed robotic camera moves for red-carpet slow-motion capture.
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Overhead 360 Photo Booth
The top spinner that hangs above the party and frees the floor entirely.
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Mirror Photo Booth Machine
15.6 in interactive mirror with DSLR support, animations and an optional RGB light frame.
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360 Photo Booth Machine
Automatic rotating platforms in 68, 80, 100 and 115 cm. Selected configurations listed from $999.
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On every format here, the brand lives in three places: the shell (logo, colour, wrap on the aluminium and metal cabinets), the screen (start screens, countdowns, overlays set in software) and the output (print layouts and clip outros). A well-run activation aligns all three, so the guest's photo is unmistakably from this client's night. When you enquire, send the event type, expected guest count and branding deadline — the configuration follows from those three numbers.
For the wedding-shaped end of the events market, see photo booths for weddings; for building an event fleet as a business, see the rental business page.
Tell us the configuration. We price it in writing.
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