
Photo Booth Apps vs Photogala: What Actually Works Better at Events?
Photo booth apps promise fun event photos. But most guests never use them. Here's what the data says about QR-based sharing instead.

Founder of Photogala
I believe event photos should be more than static galleries. They should be live, playful, and unforgettable.

Photo booth apps promise fun event photos. But most guests never use them. Here's what the data says about QR-based sharing instead.

WeTransfer is great for sending files. But sharing event photos with 150 guests? That's a different problem entirely.

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Google Photos shared albums are free and familiar. But at a real event with 100+ guests, that convenience breaks down fast. Here's where each option shines.

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Most people share event photos without thinking twice. Here's what actually happens to your images and how to keep control.

Most event photos never make it off guests' phones. Here's a practical system for collecting, sorting, and actually keeping them.

Your iPhone can take stunning event photos. But most people leave it on default and wonder why everything looks washed out. Here are the settings that actually matter.