Demystifying The Photo Booth Jargon

 Renting a photo booth seems to keep getting more complicated. Many of the terms thrown around in the booth business are lost on actual clients. This article is an attempt to clear up some of the jargon, provide a few tips, and help you make informed decisions. Fully armed, you will be ready to rent the perfect booth for your event. DSLR Camera This is a term you will see thrown around a lot. DSLR stands for digital single lens reflex. Basically, the digital equivalent of the 35mm Nikon or Pentax your parents used to carry around. A DSLR can certainly take quality photos. However, many point and shoot cameras produce quality results, as well. Your best bet is to look at samples from recent events. Dye Sub Printers Dye Sub is short for dye sublimation. Virtually all reputable photo both operations use some form of this technology. Dye Sublimation printers use a heat transfer process that uses a film to produce the images on the paper. The quality is usually good and the printing speed is fast. There is not a noticeable difference between one dye sub printer and another. Steer clear of anyone still using ink jets. While the quality is good, the time to get your print at least triples. Green Screen Green screen is a feature often offered by photo booth companies. Green screen is the process used on television and the movies. The actor stands in front of a green background. Software is used to remove the green background and replace it with the video clip of choice. The same process can be accomplished in a photo booth with less precision results. The booth will have a green background. When you step in and look at the monitor, you will not see the green background but instead the custom background loaded in the software. Your strips will be printed with the custom background, as well.

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