Event photography, mobile studio onsite printing

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mobile studio with onsite printing for events


A mobile photo studio, is a portable studio use for event photography, where guests can have there  photos professionally taken, and then walk away with a printed copy of that photo, 

Limelight photo hub, will come to your location, setup in minutes, our mobile studio comes with a backdrop, studio lighting and light modifiers. When the photos are taken they  are transferred wirelessly to a dye sublimation printer, where there is a viewing screen,  guests can view the photos  on the screen and then  select the ones they like.  The photos are then printed  in high quality. The  prints are instantly dried. and are presented to the guests in an attractive strut mount.

Why a mobile studio at your event

A mobile photo studio  add  elegance and class to your event. It is  also a good way to keep guests entertained.  Everyone will be dressed up in their fancy clothes so they'll  be happy to  have there  photos take.

 Perfect for

. Black Tie Events

. Charity Events

. Corporate Events

. Sport Events

. School Proms

How much does it cost

There are two pricing options.

1. The event organiser is charged based on the number of hours and the number of guests attending. no charge to the guests.

2.  No charge to the event organiser. guests pay for there photos.

Space needed for mobile studio

For large events, groups, couples, full body portrait. Minimum space required is 12ft x16ft, with access to power points.

For events, half body portraits , A minimum space of approximately 10ft x 11ft  with access to power points. Us for shoots where less space is available or a smaller backdrop is use.

Conclusion

A mobile studio adds another feature to your event.  Guests can have the photos taken and be  entertained .


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