Photo booths far any occasion! We provide props and backdrops, and of course - a colour print. Our photo layouts are printed instantly on-the-spot. Choose prints with either 1, 2, 3 or 4-shot photo layouts! We use a Canon 40D camera and a Hiti P510S dye-sublimation printer. For paper size, the dye-sub prints A6 (postcard: 150 x 100 mm).  The digital photos will be given on a stick - if you provide one - at the end of the event.

Starting at $350 for 2 hours**, we also provide a "basic" package of no backdrop, no props (popular for ethnic events and weddings), and electronic files only (no prints: "digital" only), that starts at only $175 per hour!  (minimum 2 hours = $350). We put all photos taken on a stick, so all of yoru patrons can see and have their prints.

* matrix barcode ("QR code") first designed in 1994 by the automotive industry in Japan.
** weekdays.

NOTE: For printing, we normally have 1 print per group, but we can do more - the reason we normally do this is - there is always a long line for the printer.  And when there is a group of 15 (or 20), printing out 20 prints - takes over 5 minutes for the printer.  Then you have another group (repeat), then another .... so there ends-up being a 1 hour backlog, and by the end, there are 70-250 un-claimed prints.  So, we try to get them to all do the digital with their phones, and print 3 or 4 for the group.  That way there is still some wait, but not so long.

If anyone wants more prints, they can come up at the end, and we'll find their photo and print it.  We even tried setting up 3 printers, but everyone (including Staff) get confused, and again, many (MANY!) un-claimed prints left over.  We'll do as you command, but the "weak link" is with the printer.  We only set-up 1 printer now, and it works better for everyone.

We used to send photos of the booth set-up, but what happens here is: every person has a different taste in the backdrop.  We'll send gold and people will not like it - they'll want white. (or vice-ersa) .... or they won't like the umbrellas to the side.  In actuality, the position of the lighting varies with the room, and we have to adjust the lighting at every event - that's why we arrive early.  Also, with different skin tones, the backdrop matters.  In the end, the booth looks the same (white table cloth, white laptop, white [dye-sub] printer; black tripod, camera, and umbrellas), - and the prints are great!