So. I got married 2 weeks ago. And as a wannabe maker and hacker, the wedding had to had some DIY stuff. I designed the invitations, placecards and other stuff, but that was only graphics design so it was boring. 
However me being very much into design and photography lead to other ideas. One of the most important things for me were photos of the event. Partly because I knew I wouldn’t remember a thing (just kidding!), but mostly because after years it’s the most important souvenir that stays with you. So I decided not to save on the photographer, but to choose a really good one. But then I wanted to have even more photos. So I came up with two ideas:
- Photobooth – the classic, us-centric project for wedding. Not so popular in Europe, even less in Poland
- Photo vacuum – the idea was to have a machine were guests will put their memory cards in and which will copy their photos from the wedding
Both ideas were great, but I focused on the photobooth. Good so, as I finished it 4 hrs. before the wedding. The photo vacuum never became more than a few notes and requirements for features, but the photobooth worked and shot an amazing 1200 photos during the night! The photos are just legendary!
But as my math professor said: Stop. Rewind. So let’s go back to the beginning. Let’s see how it all started.
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