When an event gallery fits
- You want real guest moments from across the event, not only one station.
- You want a private gallery with moderation and export afterwards.
- You may still use a booth, but want everything in one gallery workflow.
Collect guest perspectives from across the event
A classic photobooth collects photos at one fixed spot. Fotospiel adds uploads from across the event and can bring booth photos into the same gallery.
How an event gallery differs from a classic photobooth
- A booth only captures people who actively walk over to it.
- Most event moments happen away from the booth position.
- Booth galleries often stay isolated from the rest of the event archive.
| Criteria | Fotospiel | Photobooth only |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage of the event | Guests capture the whole event from ceremony to dance floor. | Only the booth area is documented consistently. |
| Type of photos | Spontaneous, emotional, and guest-led perspectives. | Mostly staged and repetitive booth poses. |
| Gallery workflow | One gallery for guest uploads, moderation, slideshow, and export. | Booth output often stays separate. |
| Hardware dependency | Runs in the browser for every guest phone; booth photos can still be added later. | Needs the booth setup to be present and running. |
When a photobooth alone may still be enough
- You only want staged portrait-style photos from one fixed spot.
- You do not need guest-wide participation or event-wide documentation.
- You are fine if booth images stay separate from the rest of the event photos.
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