Hello foreign students.

Do international students like to take pictures?

If you have made Korean friends in Korea, you will definitely want to leave memories with photos when you go out to play.

There are four cuts of life that can be easily seen near college or downtown.

Today, I will introduce the most famous four cuts in my life among instant photos.

Instant photo studios that are common on the streets of Korea actually have a long history.

In 1998, a sticker photo machine from Japan became popular after being imported to Korea. Since then, with the spread of smartphones, people who take sticker photos have almost disappeared, but starting from the late 2010s, numerous instant photo shops have emerged and are gaining popularity.

It is also very easy to use. When you enter the store, there is a large mirror that allows you to adjust your hair and clothes in a spacious place.

If you insert bills there, take several photos, choose the one you like, and the photos will be printed within a minute. Isn't it very simple?

There are various props in the store, so you can use them freely.

Picking out these props with a friend is also a fun time before taking an instant photo.

Four Cuts of Life is always located not only near college districts and downtown areas, but also near famous tourist spots in Korea. The props in stores in these areas are often stocked to suit the characteristics of the area where the store is located, which is why visitors who want to make memories during their travels like it. It plays the role of sniping.

In addition to the four cuts of life, many brands of instant photo studios are emerging.

In particular, there are several self-studios located near large university districts. There are various stores such as Photoism, Photosignature, Harufilm, and Selfix, and each store has its own characteristics, so it is fun to visit various places. The price range is usually between 4,000 won and 6,000 won per photo. One photo contains 4 cuts.

Some photo studios allow you to take pictures with the push of a button on a remote, others allow you to set the lighting, and some allow you to take time-lapse photos. These days, more and more features are being added, so you can apply various filters and correction effects.

It is an interesting phenomenon that, in a way, old-fashioned photos are gaining popularity among young people these days, who are more familiar with smartphones and SNS than books or letters.

I think it means that even people who live in complex cities have a warm heart that values ​​nature and memories in their hearts.

International students, how about taking an instant photo with your loved ones or fun friends this weekend?