ISSUE 29 · TRAVEL & LIVING

Using photo booths in Korea

Shooting, frames, prints and digital sharing for visitors.

Photo booths let travelers leave with a small printed memory. Read timing and payment information first, then respect privacy.

Choose the result first

Korean photo booths range from group studios to quick single prints. Decide whether you need prints or a digital file.

Read timing and payment

Shots and time limits vary. Check language setting and price before starting.

Check frames and prints

Agree on frames, editing and print count before the timer starts, then see where files are delivered.

Respect privacy

Do not photograph other customers, screens or prints. Return shared props and check QR-link expiry.

Store prints straight away

Rain and friction can affect paper prints. Put them in a sleeve and back up any digital file.

GOOGLE MAPS

Find photo booths on Google Maps

SOURCES

Hours, payment and print options vary; check current on-screen guidance.

Photo booth in South Korea
Photo: Alex C, Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0 · Unmodified.
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