Deopti Gwangalli Branch
덥티 광안리점
About
Y2K-style photo booth with a starry-sky backdrop, four photo zones and playful props
The starry-sky backdrop is the point here: it gives the finished shots a vintage, slightly nostalgic look, while the surrounding interior leans boldly into Y2K styling. Friends and couples come to make keepsake pictures rather than browse a conventional attraction. Four photo zones give you a few different setups, and there is an outside mirror selfie spot to use if you are waiting. Choose from the available frames and four or five filters, then use the left-right flip option if you want to check the composition the other way around. Props include cat-ear beanies, scarves and glasses; the beanies may sit oversized, which can work with the deliberately playful look but may not suit every shot. There is no longer program to work through: the visit is built around choosing a look, shooting, and selecting or editing the images. Some waiting is reported even on a Monday evening, with longer waits at busier times, so leave room in your plans rather than treating this as an instant stop. The editing window after the shoot can feel tight. Decide on your frame and filter before you start, and check the pictures carefully as you go; one visitor lost photos after continuing too far through the process. It suits couples or friends who want a retro-style souvenir and are happy to pose for several takes, less so anyone expecting leisurely editing or a quiet place to linger.
Local tips
- Choose your frame and filter before shooting.
- Use the outside mirror selfie spot if you are waiting.
- Check your photos carefully as you move through the process.
- Allow extra time at busy periods.