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You'll need a table and monitor so that your guests can see what is going on, and the countdown timers for taking pictures, and the iSite camera picture feed.  The application allows you to take a single picture - now, or a series of pictures with a countdown timer that is presented on the screen.  At a wedding you can capture cette application that your guests create and have them displayed on a big screen TV, over Airplay, behind the happy couple.  You will need some form of remote USB input to trigger picture taking (remember this needs to be guest proof).  Let family, friends, and guests take pictures in the digital PhotoBooth, or studio.  This photo studio is based on the photobooth using the latest of technology to deliver "realtime" photos to the guests.  You could go into the photobooth, close the curtain, pay your money and the booth would take a series of pictures.  The bookcase is custom modified so that the camera is held securely in place by the tripod mount, and a slot to accomodate the flash.  I used one of these... - "DIY Handle Arcade Set Kits 24mm/30mm Push Buttons 5 Pin Joystick Replacement Parts USB Cable Encoder Board To PC Joystick&Button".  As you plan for this setup, consider how to change the batteries in the camera and flash.  The cette application are more than just for the event, they can become a precious reminder of that happy occasion when reviewed later.  Then you'd wait for those pictures to be processed and collect your little strip of 4 or so pictures.  Pictures can be played back nearly live locally or remotely.  Once upon a time there were things called PhotoBooth's in various public locations.  What do I need to do? Here is a setup scenario.  You have to build something to hold the buttons and have the input wired back to the Mac.  Small bookcase, can hold all of the critical hardware.  Lets roll this idea forward a few decades... and step up what is possible.  Capture the moment.  MacMini, Digital SLR.  You can vary accordingly to suit your requirements.  You can be that moment.  You also need some software that can map the USB input to the key commands that trigger pictures.  With an AppleTV and the Mac setup to Airplay to it as a second screen, you can move the photos window to the second screen, switch it to full screen display and the images will automatically change as per the preference settings.  The AppleTV and Mac need to be on the same network, wired or wireless.  So you may need a wireless router to get Airplay working.  And you'd want to put this into the box holding the MacMini and camera.