Vintage Press Studio
Vintage Photobooth 1
Old film looks, photo strips and a front page with your face on it. This booth also prints a full newspaper.
Open the tour camera: point it at the card >>SEE IT COME ALIVE
Drag to turn the card. This is what the tour camera shows when you point it at this card at the museum. Not here? Open the card on another screen, or print it, then open the tour camera and point it at the card.
HOW IT WORKS
- Choose what to make: strips, a keychain set or a newspaper.
- Pose for the countdowns.
- Pick your photos. The newspaper shot is taken with its frame on screen.
- Choose one of nine vintage film looks.
- Check the preview and print. Scan the QR for the digital copy.
WHAT YOU TAKE HOME
- Two 2x6 photo strips
- A keychain set
- An A4 newspaper front page
WHERE THE STRIP BEGAN
The first coin-operated photobooth, the Photomaton, opened on Broadway in New York in 1925. It took eight photos and developed the strip in about eight minutes.
THE MACHINE
- Camera
- Canon EOS R100
- Printers
- DNP DS-RX1 dye-sub, and an HP inkjet for the newspaper
- Film looks
- Nine