The presented diagram gives information about how an automatic photo booth works.
Overall, the booth consists of five primary components, including a navigation panel, an installed camera, a mirror, a seat, and curtains. Notably, the booth is relatively simple, but it offers limited photo options
Looking first at the components of the booth, the control panel with a coin inserter and some buttons is placed on one side of the booth. Inside the booth, an adjustable stool is positioned on one side, while the opposite side is for the camera. On top of the camera, there is a mirror for people to get well-prepared before taking their portraits.
Regarding the operation of the booth, first, customers insert coins. Then, there are some available options for them to choose from, ranging from 1 large photo or 4 passport-sized photos to color or black and white photos. It is suggested to opt for the colored mode if the customers need photos for their passports. After that, they enter the booth, adjust the seat so that their eyes align with the eye level of the camera, and pull the curtains. Finally, it takes within 60 seconds for photos to be exported, which can be picked up next to the panel.