Let's build a DIY photo booth on a rolling stand with a 32" TV and a touch screen IR sensor. I'll walk you through the steps from putting the stand together, assembling the IR sensor, building a wood frame and mounting the whole thing.

This mobile photo booth can be easily disassembled for transport and then reassembled with needing to carry any special tools. The camera is mounted behind the mirror above the TV and there is a shelf below the frame where you can place a computer or a printer.

Skip ahead to whichever part you are looking for:

00:00 - Intro and Plan
01:06 - Assemble Mobile Stand
03:05 - Hang TV
06:40 - Assemble IR Frame
10:46 - Build the Wood Frame
16:50 - Put it All Together
34:24 - Thanks for Watching

Photo Booth Equipment:

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IR Touch Sensor Frame - [ Ссылка ]
Mirror - [ Ссылка ]

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