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1. #DOWNLOADABLE PHOTO BOOTH FOR WINDOWS MAC OS X#
2. #DOWNLOADABLE PHOTO BOOTH FOR WINDOWS SOFTWARE#
3. #DOWNLOADABLE PHOTO BOOTH FOR WINDOWS TRIAL#
4. #DOWNLOADABLE PHOTO BOOTH FOR WINDOWS PC#

For the electronics side of the booth one box should be at the top, one box should be at the bottom, and one box should have its top 3' off the floor.Īffix four locking casters to the bottom of each unit if desired. For the bench side of the booth one box should be at the top, one box at the bottom, and one box should have its top 17" off the floor.

Then nail the 6' boards to the exterior of the boxes you created (on the short sides). To make the frames for the photo booth, create 6 boxes by nailing the 2' boards to the interior of the 3' boards. As you can see in the pictures, we created the photo booth in two parts that could easily go through a door and were manageable for one person to roll and two people to lift. We purchased the wood at Lowes, so to save time we had them cut the pieces to the lengths that we needed right in the store.

#DOWNLOADABLE PHOTO BOOTH FOR WINDOWS TRIAL#

A free trial is also available from their website, but the pictures it produces have a watermark.

#DOWNLOADABLE PHOTO BOOTH FOR WINDOWS SOFTWARE#

dslrBooth Software - downloadable from for $50-$150.If you aren't as concerned about getting a professional looking print, I have heard that the Canon Selphy does a decent job, and it is much cheaper (around $100) It prints a double strip of the photos on 4圆 paper and then cuts it into the two 2圆 strips. Dye Sublimation Photo Printer - The DNP DSRX1 is worth the money ($735+$179 for the 4圆 print kit) if you want it to look professional.DSLR Camera - Canon EOS Rebel t3i is my favorite, but any DSLR camera will work!.

#DOWNLOADABLE PHOTO BOOTH FOR WINDOWS PC#

If you want to use the professional dslrBooth software you will need a PC running Windows 7 or 8.

#DOWNLOADABLE PHOTO BOOTH FOR WINDOWS MAC OS X#

Computer - I use a MacBook Pro that is running Mac OS X 10.7.5.The idea for the MCHS Photo Booth was born! That evening my husband and I sat down at our favorite Mexican restaurant and did what all good engineers do: We drew pictures on napkins and argued until we had an amazing idea that we both agreed on (well, MOSTLY agreed upon). If I was going to charge people money to use it, this thing needed to look and work like the photo booths you rented from the professionals! For the time I switched my focus over to the wiring and electronic components that would be necessary and began creating a list of materials and their associated costs.

My problem with what was already out there was that these were intended to be used for personal events, most were a one-time use, and therefore were not as sturdy nor as aesthetically pleasing as I would like for my own photo booth. I excitedly started Google searching and reading through several peoples attempts at making photo booths for parties and weddings. Was it possible to make a photo booth? If so, we could not only save ourselves the cost of renting the booth for the dances, but could also use it at additional events throughout the year to make even more money for Prom!

I was astounded at the cost and immediately had a whirlwind of ideas floating around in my brain. As I began looking through the records from past years I noticed that for each dance we were paying anywhere from $650 to $800 to rent a photo booth. The first of these events was the annual Homecoming dance. As Junior class sponsor I am in charge of a number of events that are intended to raise money for Prom. I am a high school engineering and physics teacher who also became the sponsor of the Junior class this year.