“While Booth Creative builds effects that work with many photo booth softwares, we find Darkroom Booth to be the best; you can easily add or change effects for awesome results” Justin Valle, Owner of Booth Creative Click images to view full size We are super excited about the droplet store
This is a guest article by Laura Jordan of Personal Expressions Photo. As a photo booth provider in a major city, we have a large number of new booth companies popping up every year. The invention of the ring-light and digital output has helped these entrepreneurs to quickly set up shop. But
Hands on instruction from 2 of the leading experts with Darkroom Software. Classes will be from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central time with plenty of time for Q&A. Lunch will be provided. We will give away a Fujifilm DX100 Photo Printer to one lucky attendee. July 20, 2019: Booth
The yearly pilgrimage of 1000 photographers to the Texas School of Professional Photography is on right now in Dallas. Last night Wally from Darkroom Software and Bill from Imaging Spectrum assisted Jeff Gump and his class on print on site events using Darkroom Core software and the Fujifilm DX100 printer.
Be sure to visit the Imaging Spectrum booth for some goodies and meet our Sports Photography team! SYNC SPORTS 2019 DATES: June 11 – 14, 2019 LOCATION: DoubleTree by Hilton in Cranberry Township, PA (Pittsburgh) Learn more and register at https://www.syncrocks.com/sync-sports The volume photography game is constantly changing and shifting.
Thanks to all who stopped by the Imaging Spectrum booth at Photo Booth Expo this year. The “printer bar” in the Imaging Spectrum booth is always a big hit and this year was no different. Attendees had the opportunity to experience features and benefits from all of the major printer
Come meet us at our mega booth #801! Don’t miss your chance to meet Imaging Spectrum and Darkroom Software superstars; Wally, Steve, Bill, Laura, Amy and Eugene. This year we’re bringing back the widescreen to see Darkroom Software in action and get answers to your questions. We’re excited to show
I started photographing Santa 33 years ago starting with peel apart Polaroids. Back with Polaroid Type 669, photos were $1 a piece and of course, children can freak out with the Big Guy so every a photo was taken, it would cost you money. With digital if you are shooting spec,