Planning · OMG Booth
Start with the feeling. Then choose the format.
A practical way to compare portraits, prints, digital photos, and video without starting with equipment.
Picture the moment first
Before deciding on a booth, ask what you want people to feel: celebrated, connected, playful, or part of a brand story. A photo reference is a useful starting point because it gives us something concrete to discuss.
Choose the takeaway
Printed keepsakes give guests something to hold onto. Digital photos make a moment easy to revisit and share. GIFs add personality through animation. Video captures movement; 360 is one particular video format. These are different directions to compare, rather than a list of equipment you need to buy.
Bring your people into the decision
The occasion, approximate guest count, venue, and coverage hours help shape the recommendation. A wedding portrait moment and a busy brand activation may call for different guest flow even when both involve photographs.
You can leave room to choose
Save one example you like or tell us what catches your eye. Start an inquiry with the details you know, and we’ll work through the useful next questions with you. Your proposal will confirm the final format and deliverables.