2009 - revision 2 with wheeled stand
2009 - revision 2
2009 - revision 2 buttons connect to a small circuit board
2009 - revision 2 mdf wood panels
2009 - revision 2 handles to pick up to put on wheeled base
2009 - revision 2 camera and screen in
2009 - revision 2 made the frame for LCD adjustable in case I wanted different size screen at some point
2009 - revision 2 panels slid in via grooves in aluminum
2009 - revision 2 wheeled base
2009 - revision 2 curtain rod
2009 - revision 2 door hinge
2009 - revision 2 top curtain rod
2009 - revision 2 top curtain rod front
2009 - revision 2 panels slide in groove
2009 - revision 2 door latch
2009 - revision 2 skeleton
2009 - revision 2 corner gussets
2008 - revision 1
2008 - revision 1 Hondo checking it out
2008 - revision 1 lots of cross bracing and wheels to roll
2008 - revision 1 curtain rod
2008 - revision 1 top
2008 - revision 1 strap the laptop to the surface
2008 - revision 1 industrial look
2008 - revision 1 curtain
2008 - revision 1 small mirror for the ladies
2009 - revision 2 had to cut down a 4' light to a 3' one
2010 - revision 3 strip catcher
2010 - revision 3
2010 - revision 3 quick releases for the curtain rods
2010 - revision 3 much simpler with touchscreen... no buttons
2010 - revision 3 cross bracing only needed for moving the booth
2009 - revision 3 wheels
2010 - revision 3 curtain rod slides inside through the light screen
2010 - revision 3 Canon Powershot SD100
2010 - revision 3 end of curtain rod. tighten bolt through hole
2010 - revision 3 bench
2010 - revision 3 bench bottom
2010 - revision 3 booth front
2010 - revision 3 booth
2010 - revision 3 curtain rod quick release
2010 - revision 3 skeleton
2009 - revision 2 front
2009 - revision 2 heavy duty
2009 - revision 2 laptop, printer, screen and camera
2009 - revision 2 photoboof software
2009 - revision 2 strip dispenser
2009 - revision 2 back
2010 - revision 3 new wrap
2010 - revision 3 photoboof software
2010 - revision 3 side
test strips
2010 - revision 4
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