Events & occasions
Position the result screen with guests in mind
Keep a portrait review from becoming an unintended public display.
A large result screen can attract attention while showing a personal picture to the whole queue.
Check the sightline
Stand in the queue and nearby walkway to see what the result screen exposes. Let the current group review its strip without requiring everyone else to watch. Where the software permits, avoid leaving the previous portrait onscreen after the handoff. Keep public demonstration images clearly separate from real guest outputs.
Offer a private decision
Allow the participants to decide whether to keep or repeat the portrait. Do not make embarrassing outtakes the default public entertainment. Confirm the workflow during a test, including what appears before the next session. The physical position of a screen matters as much as the wording of a privacy sign.