The Fotoautomat

The Fotoautomat in Copenhagen, Denmark features a walk-in classic analog photo booth at 7 Nørregade. Visitor note: "In the mittle of an glasart-studio is this photobooth. It's an analog photobooth and you are surrounded bei a lot of artist and you can watch what the glassblower/gaffer or potter are doing. It is a lovely place".

The Fotoautomat is listed at 7 Nørregade, Copenhagen, Denmark. Booth Beacon has not confirmed the exact machine model at this address yet, so the hardware row on this page stays blank until someone reports it.

The booth is currently listed as working, with published hours of Monday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM; Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM; Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM; Thursday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM; Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM; Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM; Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Per-strip pricing is not published for this listing — the price card on the machine is the authority. It takes cash; card payment has not been confirmed here, so bring notes or coins.

This is the Copenhagen listing for The Fotoautomat. Booth Beacon also tracks one other The Fotoautomat booth, linked under "More from The Fotoautomat" below — useful if you are checking the brand rather than this specific address.

Visiting an analog photo booth in Copenhagen requires a slightly slower pace than a digital tablet kiosk. Once coins or a card trigger the cycle, the camera fires four separate frames spaced roughly two to three seconds apart, signaled by the overhead flash or indicator light inside the pose chamber. After the fourth exposure, an internal mechanical carrier lowers the exposed paper strip through chemical baths of developer, stop, fixer, and water wash before delivering the damp print into the exterior delivery tray after three to five minutes. Hold the strip by its outer borders for the first few minutes so the warm silver-halide emulsion can harden cleanly without fingerprints.

For the sharpest exposures in Copenhagen, set the rotating stool height so your eyes align with the center of the optical mirror or framing mark before dropping coins or tapping a card, and stay within roughly 60 to 80 centimeters of the glass where the fixed-focus lens is calibrated. Because freshly processed silver-gelatin strips emerge slightly damp from the final wash tank, let the strip air-dry flat for 10 to 15 minutes before sliding it into a pocket, wallet, or acid-free archival sleeve.

This entry is compiled from community reports and was last checked on Nov 3, 2026. If the booth has moved, changed price, or stopped working, use the report link on this page so the next visitor gets the correction.