Author Archives: Clay Moore

This is going to be a short read! There are a couple reasons of why to compress your file sizes for your png overlays or jpeg backgrounds. Why? 1. It’ll print faster 2. It’ll text or email out faster and be accepted by their mobile carrier. How can I compress the files? Simple, use tinypng.com […]

  Which templates work with my booth? It’s pretty simple to grab the concept of which template to choose. If you are using a DSLR camera you MUST match your camera orientation. So, If your camera is mounted “portrait” the photo cut outs must be portrait*. If your camera orientation is “landscape” then your photo […]

One of the very first questions I always ask is “What is the event theme?” Why do I ask this? Simply because no event is just plain Jane and simple. They all have some type of decor theme. Whether it be a bar/bat mitzvah, Quinceañeras, prom, wedding, whatever it may be. I’ll be quite frank about […]

Pardon our dust as we decided to transition into a faster website experience for you guys. We noticed some of our pages didn’t make it over in the transition.  We will be fixing that quickly. Thanks!

The release of v9 of MirrorMe from Fotomaster now brings the ability for mp4 animated attract screens! We will be continuing to create .swf files until March 1, 2019. We will convert to swf for v8 and older customers upon request. This can be done by sending an email with the screen name to design@photoboothgraphics.com 

How do I install fonts on my Windows PC or Mac? Important! Make sure you are installing the desktop fonts and not webfonts. Fonts purchased for @font-face embedding cannot be installed as a desktop font. If you purchased both, you may be looking in the wrong folder. Zipped folders MUST be unzipped. Some Windows operating […]

PhotoBoothGraphics.com is a sub-company of Clay Moore Studios. We are a graphic design firm that specializes in photo borders, photo booth templates, marketing materials, commercials, animations, and websites. Clay Moore started helping a boother of the name, Scott Harris, out in 2010 with graphic design after meeting him in a photo booth Facebook group. Shortly […]