Flash Pole – To mount flash to the top of the booth.The flash will be mounted on top of the booth. This will connect from camera to the flash. You’ll need a Mini-HDMI to standard HDMI like this one. HDMI Cable – For connecting the mini PC to the TV screen.IEC cable x 2 – To power flash and printer.Ac Power Supply– For you camera, or you can use a spare camera battery and charge it while your first battery is in use.

Camera Mount – You’ll need one with a ball head that has an adjustable angle.Canon DSLR Camera of your choice – As long as it’s supported by your choice of booth software.DslrBooth photobooth software – Or, you can also use the new Booth Junkie software.42″ HD TV – The TV will be mounted behind the glass.I used black but you can use any color you like. Vinyl Wrap – Measure how much you’ll need once you’ve built the enclosure.A Dye Sublimation Printer – We’re just using the Mitsubishi CPD70-DW from one of our existing booths.Purchase this from a local glass supplier in your area. Wait until after building your enclosure to measure. A 3mm Glass Sheet – Cut to fit the IR frame, the size is about 55 inches.An Infrared Touch Frame – This gives the front glass it touchscreen ability.We bought ours off craigslist for about $500, half of what they go for new. I recommend something like the Intel NUC range. A Mini PC – You’ll need at least an i5 processor to power the booths animations.3 x 11mm to 16mm MDF Sheets (or pine for less weight) – About 1.5m x 1.5m each.Basic construction or woodworking knowledge – Helpful but not essential.Now, with all that out of the way, let’s get to the fun stuff, building the booth! I strongly suggest getting them to make you a softcover to increase the longevity of your build. These guys produce affordable, excellent covers that I can’t recommend enough. Once construction was completed I had a custom cover made by Studio Slips to protect is during transport. The booth literally paid itself off before construction was complete, a perfect sign of a great investment! The booth was so popular that it was booked for multiple events before I had even finished building it!

Our mirror booth has been an absolute hit at our client’s events and has paid itself off many times over. I aimed for easily accessible and cheap materials that I knew were reliable and durable. There are a few different ways to build a mirror booth and a few different materials and configurations you can opt for.

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