Black Hole Booth
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A booth that will keep you wondering when the fun will never end as you are captured in the endless tunnel of LED lights. The Black Hole Booth is one of our most affordable photo booths we offer. It features a powerful iPad Pro with a 12 megapixel camera to capture every detail. It emits a colorful LED show of millions of color combinations with the infinity glass effect on a shiny mirror faceplate that will captivate onlookers to wonder when the lights will reach the end of the tunnel. There are three different picture taking modes, still, GIF, and boomerang (15 fast capturing pictures in a loop) in either vertical or horizontal with a boarder, footer or even both. In addition, guests can wear digital props over their face, head, or even both. After the pictures are taken guests have the ability to choose to add an Instagram-style filter to enhance their photo. After full customization, guests will have the ability to send the images either via text, email, or both if they like where they can upload to their social media.

Key Takeaways

  • attendant operates the booth at the event
  • powerful front facing iPad Pro camera
  • intuitive touch screen
  • infinity glass with LED lights on a mirror faceplate
  • LED lights on the booth
  • custom boarder and/or footer either vertical or horizontal
  • email and text message delivery
  • 3 different picture capture modes
  • Instagram-style filters
  • Digital props over face and/or head
  • 1-15 people in the booth

Behind the creative name

One of the most powerful and destructive forces in the universe. A black hole has so much gravitational pull that not even light can escape. When a star dies, three outcomes can happen in the last phase of the star's life cycle: becoming a dwarf star, neutron star, or black hole. There are two types of black holes. Stellar-mass black holes which is three or dozens of times the mass of our sun and supermassive black holes which are 100,000 billion solar masses and are found at the center of the galaxy, including our Milky Way galaxy. Once an object passes the event horizon, its fate is sealed and will slowly be sucked into the black hole where time itself is altered.

When guests enter into the Black Hole Booth, they are greeted with millions of changing color LED lights that appear to be sucked into infinite tunnel while they are having their picture taken. This gives an illusion of being trapped within the photo booth gravitational pull. Hense the name Black Hole Booth = iPad infinity mirror booth.