Slow-Mo

Absolutely—and many operators do exactly that! You can switch between photo mode and slow motion mode easily, or even offer them as different "experiences" at the same event. Some setups let guests choose: "Do you want photos or slow motion?" Others dedicate specific time blocks to each. The versatility is a huge selling point. A wedding might do slow motion during cocktail hour (high energy, fun props) and switch to photos during the reception (classic portraits). You're not locked into one or the other.

You'll need a camera capable of high frame rate video—many modern mirrorless cameras and some DSLRs offer 120fps or 240fps modes. iPhones from recent years also have excellent slow motion capabilities (perfect for compact setups). The more important factor is good lighting—slow motion needs more light than regular photos since the camera is capturing so many frames per second. Adequate lighting ensures your slow-mo videos are crisp and clear, not grainy or dark. Beyond that, Booth.Events handles the rest through software, making it easy to capture, process, and deliver stunning slow motion content.