PHOTO BANG!
Vintage style & analog photobooths
Photo Bang builds photo booths for public spaces and businesses in select markets. We work in the analog aesthetic to create stunning portraits and unrivaled reliability. Our machines are designed and built in Denver, Colorado.
Looking for a vintage-style photo booth experience for your business? If your location is within our operating area, we have digital-retro machines available for quick but selective placement.
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We also buy and restore classic photo booths. Selling a photo booth (or 5)? We will offer top prices.
We do not have any true vintage analog photobooths for sale.
Check back at a later date. You may also follow us on Instagram. We typically post about photobooth progress updates and restorations that are coming soon on social media before updating this site.
INSPIRED BY ANALOG
Many newer photobooths you see in the world are often poorly executed and just don’t look right. Fit and finish, signage, seats, doors, curtains, etc, all matter down to the last detail.
With over a decade of experience, Photo Bang stays true to classic photobooth design. Every machine we touch, whether digital-retro, or analog, must offer three things:
An old school experience
Excellent portraits
Privacy
Our digital-retro machines use an electrical system of relays, timers, vintage indicator lights, and a custom flash setup to create a private, analog-like experience that produces stunning portraits.
Photo Bang analog photobooth restorations stay true to photobooth origins with excellent fit and finish and no cut corners.
Pictured: Auto-Photo Model 14 analog photobooth restored by Photo Bang in 2025. We took this one back to it's original shape, but with Photo Bang flair. This machine can be used by the public at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center. Also Pictured: 1950s Auto-Photo Model 14 Wingtop Analog Photobooth from Playland Arcade in Times Square, once used by stars like Iggy Pop and Andy Warhol. We prepared it for use by Warner Bros Pictures for the film It: Chapter 2 in 2019. Set designers wanted it to keep the original patina.
Model 14 that was styled like a Model 17 analog photo booth, but done poorly in the 1990s. We took it back to it’s original style - see the red and blue tiled booth above for the after picture.
PHOTO BANG PHILOSOPHY
Photobooths are about a pure, personal portrait of someone at a point in time that says I was here, I looked like this and I felt like that. Our machines provide these timeless memories for people without demanding them to share their info.
