Equipment & team

Custom-built booths. Not a tablet on a tripod.

We build our booths ourselves, which means we choose every component in them. Here is what is inside, and — more usefully — why each choice changes what your guests walk away with.

Canon DSLR

Canon EOS DSLR behind the screen

A phone sensor gives up in a dark reception hall. A DSLR with proper glass does not, which is why our prints hold detail in exactly the conditions where most event photos fall apart.

Dye-sublimation printing

Professional dye-sub printer, 6×4 in under 12 seconds

Dye-sub prints come out instantly dry, do not smudge and do not fade like inkjet. It is the difference between something that goes on a fridge and something that ends up in a bin.

Studio lighting

Integrated LED spot plus studio-level lighting

Good lighting is the single biggest factor in whether the photo looks professional. We bring our own rather than relying on whatever the venue happens to have.

Full HD touchscreen

LED Full HD touch display with on-screen keyboard

Guests see themselves live and full size before the countdown. A big, bright preview is what makes people relax and actually pose.

Serious processing

Core i7, 16 GB RAM, SSD storage

The gap between shutter and print is where a queue forms. Faster processing means shorter waits, which means more of your guests actually use the booth.

Custom templates

Portrait or landscape, three versions included

Your names and date, or your logo and campaign artwork, printed on every photograph. This is the part guests keep, so it is worth getting right.

Cloud gallery

Private gallery, retained for two years

Every frame from the night, on a private link you control. Not public, not indexed, and still there long after the event.

Backup equipment

Spares on standby in a second vehicle

Printers jam and cables fail. A second set of equipment travels with us and a dedicated technical team is reachable throughout your event — turning what could be an evening-ending problem into a five-minute one.

The people

The equipment is half of it.

A booth left to run on its own gets used by the confident third of the room. A booth with a trained hostess at it gets used by everybody — which is why every package comes with one, not just some of them.

Our hostesses are trained on the equipment and on the floor: how to pose a group of eight so nobody is hidden, how to keep a queue moving without rushing anyone, when to hand somebody a prop and when to leave them alone.

Interactive Unlimited doubles that to two hostesses working the room together, which is why it is our most-booked package — and why we quote the team as part of the service rather than as an extra.

Compare the packages

A full setup at an outdoor venue — booth, lighting and backdrop — Fotobooth.mu, Mauritius

A group of guests collecting their prints — Fotobooth.mu, Mauritius

The booth

One booth, built to fit the room.

Clean white and black, with an LED light bar in our brand pink. It reads as equipment — deliberately — which suits corporate events, launches and weddings alike, and fits upper floors and tighter spaces without trouble. The same booth runs both packages; what changes is the team working it.

See it in action

Real deployments, not a showroom.

We do not have a showroom to bring you into before you book — what we do have is every event below. The same booth, the same team, running at actual weddings, corporate parties and celebrations across Mauritius.