San Francisco Pub Photo Booth: One Spot on the Bar

This is THE KØRNER STORE, a bar in San Francisco. The idle screen and the frame were both set up for DOKKAEBIER.

No booth on the floor, just one box on the bar counter. It is light, so we carried it from table to table. Guests do not come to the booth; the booth goes to them.

The first four-cut was taken at 5:57 pm, the last at 9:15 pm. It ran for 3 hours 18 minutes without a restart.

Photos go straight to phones by QR. Not having to hand out prints turned out to be the easy way in a bar.

DOKKAEBIER logo, a THE KØRNER STORE badge, a Korean flag, and a beer can, all put together inside the app.

It is not only for events. One slot on the bar and it runs all through opening hours.

At THE KØRNER STORE we used no floor space. The booth is one box, so it sat on one spot of the bar counter and no seat was removed.

It runs all night on a charger. The first four-cut was at 5:57 PM and the last at 9:15 PM, with no restart in between.

When we wanted to move it, we carried it to the table. It is one box, so one person can do it.

We made the frame inside the app and put it in the Collaboration tab. Guests pick it there and shoot. We did not outsource it.

That night's frame had three things: the DOKKAEBIER wordmark, a THE KØRNER STORE badge, and props: a Korean flag, stars, and a beer can.

All you need is the venue name and the frame gets made that day. The custom frame page shows how.

A QR code shows on the screen, guests scan it with their phone, and the photo transfers on the spot.

Carrying a paper print around while drinking is awkward, so this was easier.