One of the latest trends at weddings and birthdays are photo booths where party goers pile together, make wacky faces, and take home a strip of images to savor the sometimes-embarrassing moments forever. Sure, if you were planning a party you could find a pricey booth somewhere on the web, or – if you’re a clever AIR developer like Jon Wu – you could take 3 days and create Spark Booth, an application built using the Adobe Flash Platform. Jon uses Melrose (now in private beta), the newest addition to the Adobe Flash Platform Services, to distribute and monetize the app — Adobe manages all the back-end server transactions and reporting.
Spark Booth began as a small project for the developer’s wedding and is now downloaded thousands of times a day so even you can have a photo booth at your next karaoke anniversary party – no major investments needed; just a computer, a webcam, and the AIR app.
You can read the full story here, download the case study and go get the app.

