New Slow Motion Booths

As technology advances ideas and evolve and become more complex and sometimes cooler. I've recently seen slow motion booths come into fashion. It's a very cool idea. Rather than a camera in the booth a slow motion video camera is used. It makes for a really fun time and is a nice alternative to a photo booth. The downside is that guests don't have a anything like a photo strip that they are given immediately. Rather, the videos are uploaded into one long video online after the event. Check out this video if you like the idea!

Pirate Props For Photo Booths

When you're putting together ideas for a photo booth 60 percent of the work is simply keeping things fresh. Finding new themes and ideas for costumes and photo strip designs are so important, because it keeps things exciting. One of the new themes i recently stumbled upon is pirate costumes. Mustaches are cool but have been overdone and we all know it. I hope people don't take pirate props to the same extreme. But if you're looking for a hot new prop, this is what you want.

The First Photo Booth Ever

As with most inventions, it is not clear who first thought up the photo booth. The first patent for the idea was filed in 1888 in Baltimore, Maryland. There is no record of this photo booth ever actually being built though. The first time a photo booth was actually brought into America was in 1925. A Russian inventor who came to America in 1923 made one of the first commercially successful photo booths and set up in New York City on Broadway for 25 cents. The machine took eight photos and the overall process took about ten minutes. Even after all this time it's a still a flourishing trend!

Neat Photo Booth's

So we're all aware of the photo booth phenomenon of the last five years, but how about some of these innovative and new ideas people are coming up with. To be honest, a lot of them are pretty neat. I once went to a wedding where they had a really cool one. What if there were more like that. Then maybe they wouldn't be cool anymore. Do i just want it because i'm unsure about myself? I mean once i got would i still think it's so cool or do i just want what i can't have?

 

NO.

I'm not unsure of myself. I know what i want and why i want it. And once i get it i'll love it. THIS is what i want.