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Photo Booth and Immersive Rentals
Three of these are about what a guest walks away holding. The fourth is here for the opposite reason — it keeps a small group in one place for a long stretch. Every one is rented as equipment without an attendant.
Four units
What each one produces and what it needs to do it.
The mirror booth runs a built-in mini PC on Windows 11 behind 32 in of touchscreen, sharing by print, email, SMS, QR code or social, with an RGB frame light in cold, warm, bright and colour modes driven from an app — which matters when a venue’s own lighting is fighting you. The 360 booth is the one that produces video: a 31.5 in platform sized for two to four guests, rotation set by app or handheld remote for direction, speed and timing, mounts taking a phone, tablet, GoPro or camera plus a ring light with three colour modes and ten brightness steps. It travels in a wheeled flight case.
The green screen is the adaptable one. Its frame opens to 7 × 10 ft and pulls in to 7 × 6.5 ft when the space is tighter, on 25 mm push-fit tubing and four lockable castors, the opaque matte polyester cotton cloth buckled along the frame so it hangs flat instead of creasing. Allow three to four feet between the guest and the cloth or the key picks up a green edge that no software fixes. The golf enclosure is the largest thing in the category at 171 in wide, 96 in high and 80 in deep and 96 lb, with side and top panels over internal foam padding, about thirty minutes to assemble and compatible with all major launch monitors and projectors.