Which booth should I choose?
Short answer
Start with how guests will use it: Standard Angle for a classic Korean-style studio, High Angle for flattering top-down group shots, Portable or Raon Mini for events, Kiosk for unattended retail, and Split-Screen Japanese Style for doodling on photos.
| If you want | Choose |
|---|---|
| A classic Korean-style studio | Standard Angle (Advanced if you want the camera to move for tall guests, kids and wheelchair users) |
| Top-down shots that suit groups | High Angle, panel only or with its photo box |
| A floor-up, full-length look | Low Angle |
| A booth for events and rentals | Portable (100 kg, on wheels) or Raon Mini (15 kg, table-top) |
| Self-service in retail | Kiosk Style Model 1 or 2 |
| Guests who doodle on their photos | Split-Screen Japanese Style |
| A vintage look for cafés, bars, weddings | Vintage booths |
Not sure? Send us a photo of the spot and its size, and we will tell you what fits. You can also compare every model on machines and prices.
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