
Photo and Immersive
360 Photo Booth Rentals
Guests stand on the platform, the arm sweeps around them and the clip lands on a phone. Direction, speed and run time are all set from the app or the remote.
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Specifications
A platform, an arm and a ring light.
The platform is 31.5 inches across and sized for two to four guests at once. Rotation runs from a handheld remote or the app, with direction, speed and run time all adjustable, so a slow sweep for a couple and a fast one for a group are the same machine set differently. The ring light offers three colour modes across ten brightness steps. It travels in a wheeled flight case. A backdrop printed to your own artwork earns its place here more than on a still camera, because a sweep puts it in every frame rather than in one shot; it is a separate item on the same request.
| Platform diameter | 31.5 in, suits 2–4 guests |
|---|---|
| Platform size | 31.5 × 31.5 × 10 in |
| Rotation control | App or handheld remote — direction, speed, timing |
| Lighting | Ring light, 3 colour modes, 10 brightness levels |
| Mounts | Phone, tablet, GoPro or camera |
| Software | ChackTok and compatible apps |
| Case | Flight case with wheels |
| Power | USB supply for the ring light |
| Available with it | Props kit, printed backdrop — separate items |
Where the clip is the point
Six events that want video, not prints.
Product launches
People post the clip before they have left the building. That is the reason this booth gets booked over one that hands out a strip of paper.
Brand activations
Allow a clear circle of at least ten feet so the arm has room and spectators are not standing inside its path. Queue space is on top of that, not inside it.
Influencer and press events
Mounts take a phone, a tablet, a GoPro or a camera, so the output lands wherever your team already works rather than in a format somebody has to convert afterwards.
Dealership and store openings
Ceiling clearance of eight feet or more is comfortable. In a showroom that is rarely a question; under a mezzanine it is the first thing to measure.
Rooms with difficult lighting
Venue lighting is the limiting factor rather than the booth. A dark corner produces grainy video however good the ring light is, so put the platform where there is light on the guests.
Milestone celebrations
Two to four people at a time makes it a group activity rather than a portrait queue. The platform decides the party size, not the photographer.
What usually goes with it
Video travels. A print stays in the room.
A 360 booth produces something guests post and nothing they hold. Pairing it with a mirror booth covers both. The two want different floor: one needs a circle for the arm, the other needs a wall behind it. Put them at opposite ends and the queues do not merge.
See the mirror photo booth