What do machine, complete booth, all-in-one and photo box mean?
Short answer
A machine is the camera, screen and printer unit on its own. A complete booth puts a Standard Angle machine inside one of our exteriors. An all-in-one is machine and exterior built as one piece. A photo box is the ready-made room for the High Angle.
- Machine: the photo booth unit itself. Use it as it is, or build it into your own space.
- Complete booth: a Standard Angle machine inside one of our exteriors (Noir, Automat, Café, Cinema, Modern Minimalist). On the vintage exteriors the cabinet is on wheels and the machine lifts out, so one booth can do two jobs.
- All-in-one: machine and exterior built as one piece (Loft, Parlour, Deco, Metro, Capsule, Pop-Up, Oak, Vintage Sharp).
- High Angle photo box: the High Angle control panel looks down from the ceiling, so it needs a room. Buy the panel only and build your own room, or buy it with a photo box (about 1 m square and 2.5 m high), in Cabinet, Modern, Elevator or Airplane styles.
See every exterior on booth exteriors.
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