What is a 360 photo booth?

A video experience, not necessarily a spherical image

A camera orbiting a guest and a spherical photograph you can look around are different outputs. Likewise, slow motion is a playback treatment, not a promise that the camera captured a particular frame rate. Touchpix sells software for 360 and video booth experiences; supported capture and export options depend on the chosen setup.

Evidence: Supplier product description

What to ask the operator

Request the platform size, guest limit, required clear area and supervision arrangements for that particular unit. Find out whether guests stand on a platform or the camera moves around an open area. Check the access route, cables and what happens if somebody cannot use the platform. A brief clip cannot reveal those practical details.

Movement that reads well

Keep a gesture simple enough to sustain through the recording: a small wave, a turn of the shoulders or a relaxed pose with friends. Avoid throwing objects or stepping into the camera’s route. Wait for the operator’s signal before entering and leaving. Clothing and props should stay inside the permitted space throughout the movement.

Choosing it for an event

Check how guests receive the clip, whether music is included, how long delivery links remain available and whether downloads have a watermark. A digital video package does not automatically include printed portraits. If some guests mainly want a paper keepsake, arrange a still-photo option separately.

Watch the complete sample on a phone, including the beginning and end. The most useful comparison is between actual deliverables, setup requirements and the queue your event can accommodate.