What camera do the booths use, and what makes the photo look good?
Short answer
A Canon mirrorless camera with an 18–45 mm lens, built-in lighting tuned for the camera, and a DNP dye-sublimation printer. Together they give smooth skin and true colour in print, which webcams and tablets cannot.
- Camera: a Canon mirrorless camera with an 18–45 mm lens, set for your space.
- Light: soft, even light from the front makes skin look smooth without heavy filters. Every booth has built-in lighting tuned for the camera.
- Filters: brightness, saturation and smoothing are standard. The optional Film Look Pack adds six looks (Cool, Ivy League 90s, Rebel, Japanese ID, B&W Drama, Vibrant).
- Printer: DNP dye-sublimation, the standard in professional photo booths, so prints are dry, glossy and fade-resistant from the slot.
More on settings in photo booth camera settings and print quality.
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