| Domestic and foreign economic TV = Reporter Yoo Hyun-jung | Mirart Studio, an unmanned photo studio brand based on AI beauty solutions, has officially launched a photo booth rental service called "Photo Delhi" in the Canadian market in partnership with F8 KOREA.

Starting with the 2025 Calgary Home + Garden Show held at the Calgary BMO Center on March 1, it will start full-fledged operations and provide photo booth rental services at various events such as conventions, corporate events, local festivals, and school events.
Recently, four-cut photos have become more popular in Canada, and photo booths are rapidly spreading among young people, such as pop-up stores, Korean cafes, and hair salons in Mall.
In particular, as customers in their teens and 20s are leading the four-cut photo culture, demand for a photo booth rental service that allows users to easily take photos in the event space is increasing.
Photo delhi is a mobile photo booth, in which two photo booths are mounted on a trailer and combined with a truck to move to the venue. It can operate smoothly even in places where power supply is difficult by utilizing satellite internet and built-in batteries, and provides noise and garbage-free clean services by applying eco-friendly systems.

The photo booth markets in Korea and North America differ in how they operate. In Korea, it operates mainly in store-based road shops and closed spaces, while in North America, the event-oriented B2B rental market such as weddings, parties, and corporate events is active.
In line with this, Mirart Studio and F8 KOREA plan to strengthen their position by providing mobile photo booth rental services optimized for the North American market and provide differentiated customer experiences at various events.
With the launch of Canada, we will continue to introduce innovative services in the photo booth rental market and continue to expand the global market.


Mirat Studio website: https://www.mirartstudio.co.kr/
Source: Domestic and foreign economic TV (https://www.nbntv.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=3035131)