As you can tell, we're photo booth amateurs. It takes a bit of getting used to.
A few notes:
- It usually costs around $5 or $6.
- If coating and cutting aren't included in the price, make sure to get it b/c it's worth the extra 50 cents!
- Pick a good machine - they've all got their different personalities - different camera angles, lighting, backgrounds, layouts, editing functions, etc.
- Make use of the props!
- Watch the ticking clock - there never seems to be enough time to design and decorate!
- The more junk you throw on the picture, the better.
It's a little addicting, I have to admit. ^^
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haha. I just went to Myeongdong Gyoja on Sunday to do an article. Great minds must think alike. Do you mind if I contact you for your impressions for the article I'm going to write next week? This week, I'm doing one on an eel restaurant.
Dan
Haha - what are the odds! :)
Sure, no prob... contact away ^^
Yea, what is it with korean girls and photo booths? Ive done a couple myself. Its definitely an experience everyone should try when visiting Korea. Its unbelievable whole stores with just photo booths packed with a bunch of korean girls giggling.
Then the decorating of the pictures after your done..Im an engineer and lack all sense of creativity, plus my handwriting is really messy..lol...I guess I wasnt destined to be a photobooth nut. :)
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