Can we use a QR code at the venue?
Yes. A QR code is an easy way to bring guests to the event page, especially when it is placed somewhere visible and clear.
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Dance floors, QR codes, the live album, and a crowd of people taking photos all night long.
Yes. A QR code is an easy way to bring guests to the event page, especially when it is placed somewhere visible and clear.
Read the full answerAt an event with personal galleries, guests can use a matching selfie to help Matcha find the photos that are relevant to them.
Read the full answerGive guests a short, clear explanation, place the QR code in the right spots, and decide in advance who is responsible for the album and the screen.
Read the full answerAt a festival, Matcha can power a live album, guest uploads, personal galleries, or a mix of these, depending on the kind of production.
Read the full answerYes, especially when it is used in a way that adds energy rather than getting in the way of the event.
Read the full answerPhotographer photos are usually more professional and polished, while guest photos bring spontaneous moments from the guests' own point of view.
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