Thread: Photo Booth Idea

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I found a software that I can add to my laptop and it will allow me to use it as a photo booth (Simply click Begin and it takes 4 pictures as a photo booth would). It gives me the option of printing the photos when done or emailing them. I am thinking about creating a "booth" (probably out of cardboard) with a Halloween fabric as the background, then let the guests take pics in the photo booth. I won't be printing them out but will email them to all the guests after the party.
What do you guys think?

That is a pretty cool idea! What is the name of the software, I will have to go check it out.

Yes...the name of the software please....I usually take pictures of guest standing by my butler..but this yr. I'm thinking of making a backdrop with a picture frame and posing them in the frame.....someone else had done that on here and they were the best pictures!!!

I think that's an awesome idea! Yes, what is the name of the software? Thank you for posting this idea!

O Yay! I'm glad you guys agree. The software is so easy for the guests to operate. The just have to press the SpaceBar and SMILE!

It's called SparkBooth. Here is the link!
http://sparkbooth.com/download/

I'd love to hear some reviews if any of you get this software & test it out!

I would closely check out that software before downloading it. Just saying.... My daughter is in IT and many of these freebies come with bad viruses.

That reminded me of a haunted house I went to where if you wanted to lay in a real coffin they took several pictures and printed then out for $3. FearFactory Haunted House does the same thing but of your reaction to a scare. I think that sort of thing can have a great place at a party or haunt. I like that you can print it or e-mail it.

That'd be pretty sweet!

Originally Posted by printersdevil

I would closely check out that software before downloading it. Just saying.... My daughter is in IT and many of these freebies come with bad viruses.

Just took a quick look and it's listed on c|net's dowload.com site - they usually make some efforts to check things before linking to them. And it's a free trial for 10 days and then has a $60 price tag, so there's a business model there. It's a cool idea.