JP2007286184A - Photographic sticker forming apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To install a photographic sticker forming apparatus in a narrower space; and to enable a user to move the apparatus to each space more quickly. <P>SOLUTION: A user enters a photographing space 101 from an opening 76 serving as an entrance, and performs a photographing operation in the photographing space 101. When the photographing operation ends, the user enters an editing space 103 through another opening 102 serving as an entrance to the editing space 103, and performs an editing operation in the editing space 103. Then, the user leaves from the editing space 103 through another opening 78. This invention can be used as, for example, a photographic sticker forming apparatus installed in a game arcade. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a photographic sticker creating apparatus, and more particularly, to a photographic sticker creating apparatus in which an installation space is narrowed and a user can move more quickly.

  Conventionally, an image that has been subjected to an editing process in which an image obtained by photographing a user as a subject is combined with a pre-prepared frame image, a stamp image, or a handwritten line image graffiti input image. 2. Description of the Related Art A photo sticker creating apparatus that prints a photo on a sticker paper and provides it to a user is known.

  Such a photo sticker creating apparatus is provided with a photographing space for a user to perform a photographing operation and an editing space for a user to perform an editing operation on the photographed image. The user performs shooting work in the shooting space, and then moves from the shooting space to the editing space and performs editing work in the editing space. Then, when the user receives a sticker sheet on which a photographed image is printed, which is discharged from the photograph sticker creating apparatus, the photograph sticker creating game ends.

  In recent years, there is also a photo sticker creation apparatus in which two editing spaces are provided for one photographing space in order to improve the user's rotation rate. As such a photo sticker creating apparatus, there is one in which two editing spaces are provided adjacent to each other as shown in FIG. 1 (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

  In the photo sticker creating apparatus shown in FIG. 1, two editing spaces 12 and 13 that are adjacent to each other are provided for one shooting space 11. The editing space 12 and the editing space 13 are provided at positions adjacent to the shooting space 11. The imaging space 11 is provided with an opening 14 and an opening 15 that serve as entrances and exits for entering or exiting the imaging space 11 from the outside of the photo sticker creating apparatus on the left and right in the drawing. In addition, an opening 16 and an opening 17 are provided on the left and upper sides of the editing space 12, and an opening 18 and an opening 19 are also provided on the right and upper sides of the editing space 18. Yes.

  When a user performs a photo sticker creation game, the user enters the shooting space 11 through the opening 14 or the opening 15 to take a picture, and then goes out of the editing space 11, that is, out of the photo sticker creation device. Then, the user enters the editing space 12 or the editing space 13 and performs editing work.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the photo sticker creating apparatus is adjacent to the side surface of the casing 31 so as to surround the casing 31 provided with a camera for photographing and an editing unit for performing editing processing. In some cases, an imaging space 32, an editing space 33, and an editing space 34 are provided (see, for example, Patent Document 2).

  In this photo sticker creating apparatus, a shooting space 32 is provided adjacent to the lower side surface in the figure of the casing 31, and the shooting spaces 32 are provided on the left and right and lower sides in the drawing of the shooting space 32. The curtain is separated from the outside of the photo sticker creating apparatus.

  Further, in the drawing of the housing 31, an editing space 33 and an editing space 34 are provided adjacent to the left and right side surfaces, respectively. The editing space 33 is partitioned from the outside of the photo sticker creating apparatus by curtains provided on the top and bottom and the left side in the figure, and the editing space 34 is formed by the curtain provided on the top and bottom and the right side in the figure. It is partitioned from the outside.

  When a user performs a photo sticker creation game, the user takes a picture in the photographing space 32, and then enters the editing space 33 or the editing space 34 after exiting the photographing space 32, that is, out of the photo sticker creating device. And edit it.

  Furthermore, some photo sticker creation apparatuses are provided with two spaces, and photographing and editing are performed in each space (see, for example, Patent Document 3). In this photo sticker creating apparatus, after the user has taken and edited in the first space, the user once goes out of the photo sticker creating apparatus and then enters the second space to enter 2 Shoot and edit further in the second space.

  Furthermore, there is also a photo sticker creating apparatus provided with an editing space so as to be adjacent to each of the opposing side surfaces of the photographing space (see, for example, Patent Document 4). In this photo sticker creating apparatus, a user who has finished shooting in the shooting space once goes out of the photo sticker creating apparatus and then either of the two editing spaces provided adjacent to the shooting space. Enter the crab and edit.

  Furthermore, there is also a photo sticker creating device that partitions the shooting space and the editing space by a curtain that is the background of the subject at the time of shooting (see, for example, Patent Document 5). In this photo sticker creating apparatus, when shooting is finished, a curtain as a background is rolled up so that the user can move from the shooting space to the editing space.

JP 2005-284297 A Japanese Patent No. 3409260 JP 2005-234354 A Japanese Patent No. 3703474 JP 2005-121844 A

  However, in the photo sticker creating apparatuses disclosed in Patent Documents 1 to 4, each space for performing photographing or editing is provided independently, so that the user can perform photographing or editing. When trying to move from one space to another, the user must once go out of the photo sticker creation device from the space where he / she is, and it is difficult to move quickly to another space. there were. Further, since the user has to go outside the photo sticker creating apparatus, there is a risk that the atmosphere and flow of the game will be interrupted.

  In addition, since the photo sticker creating apparatus is provided with a plurality of spaces for photographing or editing, in order for the user to enter and leave these spaces, two side faces or 3 of the entire photo sticker creating apparatus are required. One side must be open. That is, on the two or three sides of the photo sticker creating apparatus, it is necessary to secure a space necessary for the user to enter and exit each space where photographing or editing is performed.

  Furthermore, in the photo sticker creating apparatus disclosed in Patent Document 5, the display screen for displaying an image in the editing space is arranged facing the ceiling of the photo sticker creating apparatus, so that a plurality of users can edit simultaneously. When editing work in a space, for example, when two users perform editing work at the same time, the users perform the editing work so that they face each other across the display screen. There is a risk that the space will be narrowed, and it will be difficult to move to and edit each space.

  The present invention has been made in view of such a situation, and allows the photo sticker creating apparatus to be moved to each space provided in the photo sticker creating apparatus more quickly and the photo sticker creating apparatus to be installed in a narrower installation space. It can be installed.

  According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a photographic sticker creating apparatus, a photographing unit for photographing a user as a subject, the photographing unit, a photographing space for photographing the subject, and a photographing space adjacent to the photographing space. A first editing space for editing the captured image obtained by the above, a second editing space for editing the captured image adjacent to the shooting space, the shooting space, and the first Provided in a partition with the editing space, the first opening through which the user moves from the shooting space to the first editing space, and the partition between the shooting space and the second editing space And a second opening through which the user moves when moving from the shooting space to the second editing space.

  In one aspect of the present invention, photographing means for photographing a user as a subject is provided, and a photographing space for photographing the subject, adjacent to the photographing space, and edits a photographed image obtained by photographing. A first editing space for editing and a second editing space adjacent to the shooting space for editing the shot image, and the partition between the shooting space and the first editing space, A first opening through which the user moves from the shooting space to the first editing space is provided, and the user places the shooting space in a partition between the shooting space and the second editing space. Is provided with a second opening through which the second editing space moves.

  Therefore, it is possible to move to each space provided in the photo sticker creating apparatus more quickly, and to install the photo sticker creating apparatus in a narrower installation space.

  The photographing means of the photo sticker creating apparatus is composed of, for example, a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) camera, a CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) camera, etc., and the photographing space is, for example, the front of the first unit and the front of the second unit. , And a space surrounded by the ceiling, and the first editing space is composed of, for example, a space surrounded by the left side surface, the top surface, and the curtain of the second unit, and the second editing space is, for example, the first editing space. It is composed of a space surrounded by a right side surface, an upper surface, and a curtain of two units. In addition, the first opening is configured by, for example, a portion partitioned by a curtain of the opening provided in the front of the second unit, and the second opening is provided in the front of the second unit, for example. It is comprised by the part partitioned off by the curtain of the open part.

  The photo sticker creating apparatus is provided in the first opening, and is provided in the second opening, the first partitioning means for partitioning the photographing space and the first editing space, and the photographing Second partition means for partitioning the space and the second editing space may be further provided.

  Thereby, the closing property in each of imaging | photography space, 1st edit space, and 2nd edit space can be improved.

  For example, the first partitioning unit includes a curtain or an opening door provided in an opening that connects the shooting space and the editing space, and the second partitioning unit includes, for example, the shooting space and the editing space. It is comprised by the curtain or opening part door provided in the opening part to connect.

  The partition provided with the entrance to the photographing space of the photo sticker creating apparatus is orthogonal to the partition provided with the exit from the first editing space and the exit from the second editing space. It can be provided to be a vertical plane. Thereby, the photo sticker creating apparatus can be installed in a narrower installation space.

  The entrance to the shooting space, the exit from the first editing space, and the exit from the second editing space of the photo sticker creating apparatus can be provided adjacent to each other and facing in the same direction. . Thereby, the photo sticker creating apparatus can be installed in a narrower installation space.

  The photo sticker creating apparatus includes an editing unit for editing the photographed image, and a casing provided with the editing unit on a side surface forming an acute angle with the first opening. And a housing disposed in the editing space.

  Thereby, the space for the user to perform editing work in the first editing space can be made wider. For example, the editing unit includes an editing unit provided with a touch pen, an editing display unit, and a speaker. The casing includes, for example, a casing provided with an editing unit and disposed in the editing space.

  The photo sticker creating apparatus includes a first editing unit for editing the photographed image, a second editing unit for editing the photographed image, and the photographing unit, and the photographing space. The first editing means, the first editing means are provided, the second side included in the first editing space, and the second editing means are provided, and the second editing space is provided in the second editing space. A housing having a third side surface included therein, the housing disposed in the imaging space can be further provided.

  Thereby, the space for the user to perform editing work in the first editing space and the second editing space can be made wider.

  For example, the first editing unit includes an editing unit provided with a touch pen, an editing display unit, and a speaker. The second editing unit includes, for example, an editing unit provided with a touch pen, an editing display unit, and a speaker. Consists of units. In addition, the housing includes, for example, a housing provided with a photographing unit and an editing unit and disposed in the photographing space.

  According to one aspect of the present invention, a subject can be photographed. In particular, according to one aspect of the present invention, it is possible to move to each space provided in the photo sticker creating apparatus more quickly and to install the photo sticker creating apparatus in a narrower installation space.

  Hereinafter, specific embodiments to which the present invention is applied will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an external configuration example of an embodiment of a photo sticker creating apparatus to which the present invention is applied.

  The photo sticker creation device 61 shown in FIG. 3 is a game device that increases the entertainment of work such as shooting and editing, and receives money from the user instead of causing the user to perform such work as a game. It is installed in stores such as game centers and sightseeing spots. That is, the photo sticker creation device 61 provides the user with a photo sticker creation game as will be described later. In the photo sticker creation game, the user (mainly a group of a plurality of people) takes a picture of the user with a camera installed in the housing after inserting the coin, and records the recorded user image. Using a pen or the like attached on the liquid crystal panel, a predetermined or arbitrary character or figure is written and edited, a unique image is created and printed on sticker paper in a divided manner. The sticker paper created and provided to the user is exchanged with a friend or acquaintance of the user by the user, pasted in a notebook, like an album, or pasted on a postcard. It is done.

  The casing 70 of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 in FIG. 3 is configured by a plurality of units or the like, and the first unit 71 and the second unit 72 are separated from each other by a predetermined distance between the frame 74-1 and the frame 74-. 2 and the floor 73 are configured to be connected.

  As shown in FIG. 3, of the four side surfaces perpendicular to the ground surface (the upper surface of the floor portion 73) of the rectangular parallelepiped first unit 71, the surface facing the second unit 72 is the front surface 71-1. The side surface adjacent to the right side of the front surface 71-1 is referred to as the right side surface 71-2, the side surface facing the front surface 71-1 is referred to as the back surface 71-3, and the side surface adjacent to the left side of the front surface 71-1 ( The side surface facing the right side surface 71-2) is referred to as the left side surface 71-4.

  Of the four side surfaces of the second unit 72 perpendicular to the ground surface (the upper surface of the floor portion 73), the surface facing the front surface 71-1 of the first unit 71 is referred to as the front surface 72-1, and the front surface thereof. The side surface adjacent to the right side of 72-1 is referred to as right side surface 72-2, the side surface facing front surface 72-1 is referred to as back surface 72-3, and the side surface adjacent to the left side of front surface 72-1 (right side surface 72-2). Is referred to as the left side surface 72-4. Further, the surface of the second unit 72 facing the upper surface of the floor portion 73 is referred to as an upper surface 72-5.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the first unit 71 and the second unit 72 are coupled at their upper left and right sides so as to maintain a predetermined distance by a frame 74-1 and a frame 74-2. Further, the first unit 71 and the second unit 72 are connected to each other at a lower portion thereof by a floor portion 73 so as to maintain a predetermined distance. The floor portion 73 is a member that connects the first unit 71 and the second unit 72, and the user can perform shooting work or between the first unit 71 and the second unit 72 or inside the second unit 72. It is a member that becomes a floor when performing editing work, and is a housing that stores a predetermined part. For example, a cable or the like for electrically connecting the first unit 71 and the second unit 72 is stored in the floor portion 73.

  Further, an upper portion of the first unit 71 and the second unit 72 is provided on the frame 74-1 and the frame 74-2 so as to cover the ceiling 75, together with the frame 74-1 and the frame 74-2. The first unit 71 and the second unit 72 are connected by the ceiling portion 75.

  A space surrounded by the first unit 71, the second unit 72, the ceiling portion 75, and the floor portion 73 is used as a photographing space, and the user can use the right side surface 71-2, the right side surface 72-2, and the frame 74-2. , And an opening 76 formed so as to be surrounded by the floor 73, enters the photo sticker creating device 61, and performs a photographing operation in the photographing space.

  Moreover, the 2nd unit 72 has a structure which penetrated the front surface 72-1 and the back surface 72-3. That is, almost the entire front surface 72-1 and rear surface 72-3 are open, and the inside of the second unit 72 can be used as an editing space. A curtain 77 that divides the editing space from the upper surface 72-5 is hung inside the second unit 72, and two editing spaces are provided.

  Further, the curtain 79-1 and the curtain 79-2 are hung on the upper surface 72-5 side of the back surface 72-3 so that the inside of the second unit 72 cannot be seen from the opening 78 provided in the back surface 72-3. It is installed. Of the two editing spaces, the user who has performed the editing work in the editing space provided on the right side of the curtain 77 starts from the portion of the opening 78 surrounded by the curtain 77 and the right side surface 72-2. The user who has moved out of the screen and performed the editing work in the editing space provided on the left side of the curtain 77 moves from the portion of the opening 78 surrounded by the curtain 77 and the left side surface 72-4 to the outside of the editing space. Exit.

  As described above, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is provided so that two editing spaces are adjacent to each other, and the back surface 72-3 provided with an exit from each editing space is provided with an entrance to the photographing space. The right side surface 71-2 and the right side surface 72-2 are provided so as to be perpendicular to the plane. In the photo sticker creating apparatus 61, the opening 76 is used as an entrance to the photographing space, and the opening 78 is used as an exit from the editing space.

  FIG. 4 is a view of the inside of the housing 70 of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 as viewed from the ceiling 75 side. In FIG. 4, the same reference numerals are given to the portions corresponding to those in FIG. 3, and description thereof will be omitted as appropriate.

  In FIG. 4, a space between the front surface 71-1 of the first unit 71 and the front surface 72-1 of the second unit 72 is a photographing space 101 in which photographing work is performed by the user. In addition, an opening 102 that connects (connects) the imaging space 101 and the inside of the second unit 72 is provided on the front surface 72-1 of the second unit 72. The interior of the second unit 72 is divided into two spaces by a curtain 77, and a space surrounded by the curtain 77, the curtain 79-1, and the left side surface 72-4 is edited by the user. An editing space 103-1, and a space surrounded by the curtain 77, the curtain 79-2, and the right side surface 72-2 is an editing space 103-2 where editing work is performed by the user.

  The opening 102 is divided into two openings by a curtain 77, and the opening in the upper part of the curtain 77 in the drawing of the opening 102 serves as an entrance from the shooting space 101 to the editing space 103-1. The opening portion in the lower part of the curtain 77 is an opening portion serving as an entrance from the shooting space 101 to the editing space 103-2.

  On the front surface 71-1 of the first unit 71-1, a photographing unit 104 including a camera for photographing a user as a subject is provided. In addition, a background curtain unit 105 including a plurality of background curtains and the like that is used as a background of a user as a subject at the time of shooting is provided above the opening 102 of the second unit 72.

  The opening 102 is provided with an opening door 106-1 that partitions the shooting space 101 and the editing space 103-1, and an opening door 106-2 that partitions the shooting space 101 and the editing space 103-2. Yes. Opening door 106-1 and opening door 106-2 are opened and closed by being moved in the vertical direction in the drawing, that is, in the directions indicated by arrows K11 and K12.

  In this way, the imaging space 101 and the editing space 103-1 are partitioned by the opening door 106-1, and the imaging space 101 and the editing space 103-2 are partitioned by the opening door 106-2. The closing property in the editing space 103-1 and the editing space 103-2 can be improved.

  Further, an editing unit 107-1 for editing a photographed image is provided on the editing space 103-1 side of the left side surface 72-4, which includes an editing display unit for displaying the photographed image. Yes. For example, the editing unit 107-1 is arranged so that the display screen of the editing display unit constituting the editing unit 107-1 is perpendicular to the floor 73 in the editing space 103-1, that is, parallel to the left side surface 72-4. It is being fixed to left side 72-4 so that it may become.

  Similarly, on the editing space 103-2 side of the right side surface 72-2, an editing display unit 107-2 for editing a photographed image is provided. The editing unit 107-2 is for editing the photographed image. ing. For example, the editing unit 107-2 is arranged so that the display screen of the editing display unit constituting the editing unit 107-2 is perpendicular to the floor 73 in the editing space 103-2, that is, parallel to the right side surface 72-2. It is being fixed to right side 72-2 so that it may become.

  Hereinafter, when it is not necessary to distinguish the editing space 103-1 and the editing space 103-2 from each other, they are simply referred to as the editing space 103. Hereinafter, the opening door 106-1 and the opening door 106-2 are simply referred to as the opening door 106 when it is not necessary to distinguish them individually. Further, hereinafter, when it is not necessary to distinguish between the editing unit 107-1 and the editing unit 107-2, they are simply referred to as the editing unit 107.

  When a user who performs a photo sticker creation game enters the shooting space 101 through the opening 76 as an entrance to the shooting space 101, the user faces the direction of the shooting unit 104 and takes a desired pose to perform shooting work. At this time, when the user operates the photographing unit 104 to select a desired background curtain, the selected background curtain is lowered from the background curtain unit 105. When the photographing operation is completed, the background curtain being lowered is wound up and stored in the background curtain unit 105.

  When the shooting operation is completed, a guide for moving to the editing space 103 is displayed on the shooting unit 104, so that the user can use the editing space 103-1 or the editing space 103-2 according to the guide. It moves to the editing space 103 which is not.

  For example, in the editing space 103-2, when another user who previously performed shooting work is still performing editing work, and the editing space 103-1 is not being used by another user, the shooting unit 104 is informed. Displays a guide for moving to the editing space 103-1, and the opening door 106-1 is opened. Then, the user who has viewed the movement guide enters the editing space 103-1 from the shooting space 101 through the opening 102, and performs editing work in the editing space 103-1.

  When the editing work in the editing space 103 is completed, the user exits the editing space 103 through the opening 78 according to the guidance displayed on the editing unit 107, and a sticker sheet on which the edited image is printed. Is received, the photo sticker creation game ends.

  In this way, the camera enters the shooting space 101 through the opening 76 as an entrance, moves from the shooting space 101 to the editing space 103 through the opening 102, and exits from the editing space 103 through the opening 78 as an exit. By doing so, it is only necessary to open the right side surface 71-2 side and the back side 72-3 side of the photo sticker creation device 61, and the photo sticker creation device 61 can be installed in a narrower installation space. Can do.

  In addition, since the opening 102 that connects the imaging space 101 and the editing space 103 is provided on the front surface 72-1 of the second unit 72, the moving distance of the user can be further shortened. That is, when moving from the shooting space 101 to the editing space 103, the user can move quickly without ever going outside the photo sticker creating apparatus 61. Thereby, a user's rotation rate can be improved.

  When the user leaves the shooting space 101 and moves to the editing space 103, the shooting space 101 becomes empty, and the next user waiting for the turn at that time enters the shooting space 101 and performs shooting work. Can start. In the photo sticker creating apparatus 61, different users can simultaneously perform editing work in the editing space 103-1 and the editing space 103-2.

  As described above, in the photo sticker creating apparatus 61, three sets of users can simultaneously perform a photographing operation and an editing operation using the photographing space 101, the editing space 103-1, and the editing space 103-2. (Three games by three users can be run in parallel). That is, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 can serve a maximum of three users at the same time.

  A curtain unit for storing the curtain 77 is provided on the upper surface 72-5 of the second unit 72 so that the curtain 77 can be rolled up and stored in the curtain unit. By using a curtain, the number of editing spaces may be one or two depending on the usage status of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61.

  For example, when there are many users and other users are waiting in turn, the editing space 103-1 and the editing space 103-2 are provided by dividing the space inside the second unit 72 by the curtain 77. Two sets of users perform editing work in the editing space 103-1 and the editing space 103-2, respectively. Thereby, two sets of users can perform editing work simultaneously, and the rotation rate of the users can be improved.

  On the other hand, when the number of users is small, the curtain 77 is stored in the curtain unit, that is, the space inside the second unit 72 is not partitioned by the curtain 77, and the editing space 103-1 and the editing space 103-2 are used. One editing space is provided, and a set of users performs editing work. Thereby, the user can use a wider space as an editing space.

  In addition, although it has been described that the opening door 106 is moved in the vertical direction in the drawing to be opened and closed, the opening door 106 may be moved in a direction perpendicular to the floor portion 73 to be opened and closed, or may be a manual door. . Further, the curtain stored in the background curtain unit 105 divides the shooting space 101 and the editing space 103 into a door to the editing space 103, and when the user enters the editing space 103, the curtain becomes the background curtain unit 105. You may make it store in.

  Next, FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the front surface 71-1 of the first unit 71.

  On the front surface 71-1, the illumination units 131-1 to 131-3, the photographing unit 104, the camera 132, the captured image display unit 133, the photographing display unit 134, the speaker 135-1, the speaker 135-2, and coins are inserted. A configuration relating to photographing processing such as the discharge port 136 is provided.

  The lighting units 131-1 to 131-3 are configured by lighting devices that can emit strobe light, and the camera 132 captures a user (captures a still image from an image captured by the camera 132). The flash fires at, and the user who shoots is illuminated. Hereinafter, when it is not necessary to individually distinguish each of the illumination units 131-1 to 131-3, they are simply referred to as illumination units 131.

  The photographing unit 104 is provided with a camera 132 and a captured image display unit 133. The camera 132 includes, for example, a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) camera, a CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) camera, and the like, and the camera 132 photographs a user as a subject.

  The captured image display unit 133 on the lower side in the figure near the camera 132 is configured by a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) display or LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), and a live view image of the user captured by the camera 132 (captured) Video). Specifically, the captured image display unit 133 appropriately combines and displays the composition moving image set by the user with the live view image of the user. The user can confirm the image of himself / herself immediately before shooting without significantly shifting his / her line of sight from the image displayed on the captured image display unit 133 provided in the vicinity of the camera 132.

  The photographing display unit 134 is a monitor that includes a CRT display and an LCD and displays a screen for setting photographing work, a confirmation screen for setting contents, and the like. In addition, a colorless and transparent pressure-sensitive touch panel is superimposed on the display surface of the imaging display unit 134, and the user is displayed on the imaging display unit 134 by tapping (contacting) the screen with a finger or the like. GUI (Graphical User Interface) screen can be operated.

  The speakers 135-1 and 135-2 output left and right two-channel (channels different from each other) sound (for example, shooting work guidance sound and BGM (Back Ground Music)). Hereinafter, when it is not necessary to distinguish the speaker 135-1 and the speaker 135-2 from each other, they are simply referred to as the speaker 135. The coin insertion / exhaust port 136 has an opening for inserting coins of a predetermined charge for the user to start a photo sticker creation game. The coin insertion / exhaust port 136 is, for example, an opening that serves as an outlet through which coins inserted are discharged when an incorrect amount of coins is inserted or when a user requests a refund of charges during the insertion. Also have.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the editing unit 107-1 provided on the left side surface 72-4 inside the second unit 72.

  In FIG. 6, the second unit 72 has an editing unit 107-1 in which items used when the user performs editing work is directed toward the editing space 103 so as to be perpendicular to the floor 73. Installed. The editing unit 107-1 includes an edit display unit 161, two touch pens 162-1 and 162-2, and two speakers 163-1 and a speaker 163-2.

  The edit display unit 161 is configured by a CRT display or LCD, and displays a GUI image (edit screen) for editing a captured image that is an image obtained by a shooting operation in the shooting space 101. A colorless and transparent touch panel is superimposed on the screen of the edit display unit 161. Further, in the vicinity of the left and right sides of the edit display unit 161, a touch pen 162-1 and a touch pen 162-2 corresponding to the touch panel are detachably fixed to the editing unit 107-1 by a predetermined attachment one by one on the left and right, Two users can edit simultaneously.

  Hereinafter, the left and right touch pens 162-1 and 162-2 are simply referred to as touch pens 162 when it is not necessary to distinguish them individually.

  The touch pen 162 is also electrically connected to the editing unit 107-1 by wire (or wireless). The touch pen 162 operates in cooperation with a colorless and transparent touch panel superimposed on the screen of the edit display unit 161. When the user operates these touch pens 162 and taps the touch panel superimposed on the edit display unit 161 (the touch pen 162 and the touch panel are brought into contact with each other), these operate as input means for receiving input from the user. To do. Note that different signals are input from the touch pen 162-1 or the touch pen 162-2 via, for example, a touch panel. Accordingly, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 can identify which touch pen 162 is tapped on the touch panel.

  In addition, a speaker 163-1 and a speaker 163-2 are provided in the vicinity of the lower side of the edit display unit 161 so as to be arranged side by side. The speaker 163-1 and the speaker 163-2 output two-channel sound (for example, editing work guidance sound and BGM). Hereinafter, when it is not necessary to individually distinguish the speaker 163-1 and the speaker 163-2, they are simply referred to as the speaker 163.

  Note that the configuration of the editing unit 107-2 provided on the right side surface 72-2 is the same as the configuration of the editing unit 107-1 shown in FIG.

  FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of a side different from the outside of the right side surface 72-2 of the second unit 72, that is, the side where the editing unit 107-2 is provided.

  In FIG. 7, a post-service customer unit 190 is provided on the outer side of the photo sticker creating device 61 on the right side surface 72-2, that is, on the side different from the editing space 103. The post-service customer unit 190 is provided with a post-service monitor 191, a speaker 192-1, and a speaker 192-2. The post-service monitor 191 displays a GUI image related to an input such as a personal setting for a game or an additional service, and accepts an input for the GUI image. The speaker 192-1 and the speaker 192-2 output two left and right channel sounds. In the following description, the speakers 192-1 and 192-2 are simply referred to as speakers 192 when it is not necessary to distinguish them individually.

  By providing such a post-service unit 190, the user who waits until the editing work is finished and the printing process is finished and the sticker paper is discharged can be processed by the post-service unit 190 (game And additional services), you can spend time without getting bored.

  A maintenance door 193 is provided below the customer service unit 190 on the right side surface 72-2. The maintenance door 193 opens and closes so as to rotate about the hinges 194-1 and 194-2. The maintenance door 193 is also provided with a door knob 195 to facilitate opening and closing of the maintenance door 193. Further, by providing the door knob 195 with a key mechanism, unnecessary opening and closing of the maintenance door 193 by a user or the like can be suppressed.

  The maintenance door 193 is further provided with a seal paper discharge port 196. The seal paper discharge port 196 is also provided with a stopper 197 that prevents the sticker paper discharged after printing by the internal printer from jumping out from the seal paper discharge port 196.

  FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing an appearance of the second unit 72 when viewed from the surface side with respect to the first unit 71, that is, from the front surface 72-1 side.

  In FIG. 8, the second unit 72 has a structure in which a front surface 72-1 side that is a surface with respect to the first unit 71 is cut out. A background curtain unit 105 is provided on the opening 102 side of the upper surface 72-5 of the second unit 72, as indicated by the hatched lines.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the background curtain unit 105 stores a plurality of background curtains 231-1 to 231-5 in a wound state. In the example of FIG. 9, the background curtain unit 105 is provided with shafts 232-1 to 232-5, and the background curtains 231-1 to 231-5 having different colors or patterns are wound around the shafts 232-1 to 232-5, respectively. It is stored in the state.

  Hereinafter, the background curtain 231-1 to the background curtain 231-5 are simply referred to as the background curtain 231 when it is not necessary to individually distinguish them. Hereinafter, the shafts 232-1 to 232-5 are simply referred to as the shafts 232 when it is not necessary to individually distinguish them.

  The drive unit (not shown) rotates each of the shafts 232-1 to 232-5 around the central axis in the longitudinal direction of each shaft, and the background curtains 231-1 to 231-5 wound around the shafts. Move up and down. That is, each of the background curtains 231-1 to 231-5 having a different color or pattern from each of the curtain output holes 221-1 to 221-5 in FIG. 8 is based on a user instruction or the like. Be taken down.

  When the driving unit lowers the background curtain 231 based on a user instruction or the like, the driving unit lowers any one of the plurality of background curtains 231 stored in the background curtain unit 105. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 9, when the background curtain 231-2 wound around the shaft 232-2 is selected as a background by the user or the like, the driving unit rotates the shaft 232-2 and the background While lowering the curtain 231-2 in the direction indicated by the arrow Q11, the shaft 232-5 is rotated, and the background curtain 231-5 of the shaft 232-5 that has been lowered is wound up in the direction indicated by the arrow Q12. Thus, the user can easily obtain captured images of backgrounds of various colors or patterns.

  FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration example of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61. 10, parts corresponding to those in FIGS. 3 to 9 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted as appropriate.

  The photo sticker creating device 61 includes a control unit 261, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 262, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 263, a storage unit 264, a photographing unit 265, an editing unit 266-1, an editing unit 266-2, a background curtain unit. 105, an open / close control unit 267, a printer 268, an ID tag reader / writer 269, and a sticker sheet unit 270.

  The control unit 261 controls each unit of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 to execute processing related to photographing and editing. The control unit 261 executes various processes according to a program recorded in the ROM 262 or a program loaded from the storage unit 264 to the RAM 263. The RAM 263 also appropriately stores data necessary for the control unit 261 to execute various processes.

  The storage unit 264 is a storage medium configured by, for example, a semiconductor memory or a hard disk, and stores various programs and data such as image data and setting information.

  The photographing unit 265 photographs a subject in the photographing space 101. The imaging unit 265 includes a coin processing unit 291, an illumination unit 131, a camera 132, an imaging display unit 134, a captured image display unit 133, and a speaker 135. The coin processing unit 291 includes a coin insertion / exhaust port 136 and the like, and performs control processing related to coin insertion by the user.

  The editing unit 266-1 includes each unit provided in the editing unit 107-1, and performs editing processing in the editing space 103-1. The editing unit 266-1 includes an editing display unit 161, a touch pen 162-1, a touch pen 162-2, a speaker 163, and a touch panel 292.

  The touch panel 292 is a colorless and transparent pressure-sensitive touch panel superimposed on the display surface of the edit display unit 161. The user taps (contacts) the screen with the touch pen 162 and is displayed on the edit display unit 161. The GUI screen can be operated.

  The editing unit 266-2 includes each unit provided in the editing unit 107-2, and performs editing processing in the editing space 103-2. The editing unit 266-2 includes an editing display unit 293, a touch pen 294-1, a touch pen 294-2, a speaker 295, and a touch panel 296.

  The edit display unit 293, the touch pen 294-1, the touch pen 294-2, the speaker 295, and the touch panel 296 are an edit display unit 161, a touch pen 162-1, a touch pen 162-2 in the editing unit 266-1, respectively. Since this is the same as each of the speaker 163 and the touch panel 292, description thereof is omitted. Hereinafter, when it is not necessary to distinguish each of the editing unit 266-1 and the editing unit 266-2, they are simply referred to as the editing unit 266.

  The opening / closing control unit 267 controls the opening / closing of the opening door 106 by moving the opening door 106. The printer 268 prints a photographed image photographed by the camera 132 and subjected to editing processing, etc. on a sticker sheet 297 supplied from the sticker sheet unit 270 and outputs it. The sticker paper 297 printed by the printer 268 is discharged from the sticker paper discharge port 196 and provided to the user.

  The ID tag reader / writer 269 reads an ID corresponding to the type of the sticker paper 297 loaded from the ID tag 298 attached to the sticker paper unit 270 and supplies the ID to the control unit 261. The control unit 261 collates the ID supplied from the ID tag reader / writer 269 with the ID recorded in the ROM 262 or the like in advance, so that the sticker paper 297 stored in the sticker paper unit 270 is an appropriate sticker paper. Whether or not the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is usable or unusable.

  By the way, when the power of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is turned on, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 starts a photo sticker creating game process which is a process of creating a photo sticker. Hereinafter, the photo sticker creating game process by the photo sticker creating device 61 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  In step S11, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 performs a photographing process. Although details of the photographing process will be described later, in this photographing process, the photograph sticker creating device 61 photographs a user's image as a subject in the photographing space 101.

  In step S12, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 performs an editing process. Although details of the editing process will be described later, in this editing process, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 performs an editing process on a captured image obtained by shooting. When the editing process is performed, the edited captured image is supplied from the control unit 261 to the printer 268.

  In step S <b> 13, the printer 268 prints the photographed image supplied from the control unit 261 on the sticker paper 297 supplied from the sticker paper unit 270.

  In step S14, the printer 268 discharges the printed sticker paper 297 from the sticker paper discharge port 196, and the photo sticker creation game process ends.

  In this way, the photograph sticker creating device 61 photographs a user as a subject, performs an editing process on the photographed image obtained by photographing, and prints it on a sticker sheet.

  Next, with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 12, the imaging process corresponding to the process of step S11 of FIG. 11 will be described.

  When the photographing process is started, in step S41, the coin processing unit 291 determines whether or not a coin having a predetermined fee for starting the photo sticker creation game has been inserted into the coin insertion / exhaust port 136 by the user. .

  If it is determined in step S41 that no coin has been inserted, the process proceeds to step S42, the photographing display unit 134 acquires a predetermined image from the ROM 262, displays a demonstration screen, and the process returns to step S41.

  On the other hand, if it is determined in step S41 that a coin has been inserted, the process proceeds to step S43, where each part of the photo sticker creation device 61 performs shooting setting processing and prepares for shooting. For example, the shooting display unit 134 displays a screen for selecting a background curtain 231 to be used as a background at the time of shooting. When the user selects the background curtain 231, the background curtain unit 105 selects the selected background curtain 231. To the background.

  In step S44, the photographing unit 265 determines whether a predetermined time has elapsed or whether the photographing start button on the GUI screen displayed on the photographing display unit 134 has been operated. If it is determined in step S44 that the predetermined time has elapsed or the shooting start button has not been operated, the process returns to step S43, and it is determined that the predetermined time has elapsed or the shooting start button has been operated. The process described above is repeated until it is done.

On the other hand, if it is determined in step S44 that a predetermined time has elapsed or the shooting start button has been operated, the process proceeds to step S45, and the camera 132 captures an image of the user as a subject in the shooting space 101. .

For example, the captured image display unit 133 displays a live view image that is an image captured by the camera 132 at this time. Further, the photographing display unit 134 acquires a predetermined GUI image from the ROM 262 and displays it. Thereby, for example, the image shown in FIG. 13 is displayed on the photographing display unit 134.

  In FIG. 13, a countdown indicator 321 is displayed. For example, lighting starts in order from the signal on the left side, and an image photographed by the camera 132 is stored when the signal on the rightmost side is lit. In this example, the message “Yes, Pause!” Is displayed at the same time as shooting. The user who is the subject performs a shooting operation by posing for this message (timing for shooting).

  When it is time to shoot, the illumination unit 131 irradiates the subject with illumination (flash), and the camera 132 supplies the still image captured at that moment to the RAM 263 as a captured image and temporarily stores it.

  Returning to the description of the flowchart of FIG. 12, in step S <b> 46, the imaging display unit 134 displays an image confirmation screen for acquiring a captured image from the RAM 263 and confirming the captured image. On this image confirmation screen, a photographed image obtained by photographing is displayed. When the user confirms the image confirmation screen displayed on the photographing display unit 134 and instructs to save the photographed image, the control unit 261 supplies the photographed image obtained by photographing to the storage unit 264.

  In step S47, the storage unit 264 stores the captured image supplied from the control unit 261. In step S48, the control unit 261 performs shooting by operating a GUI screen displayed on the shooting display unit 134, for example, when a predetermined time such as 3 minutes has elapsed or when the user has operated. It is determined whether or not termination is instructed.

  If it is determined in step S48 that the predetermined time has not elapsed and the end of shooting has not been instructed, the process returns to step S45, and the above-described process is repeated.

  On the other hand, if it is determined in step S48 that the predetermined time has elapsed or the end of shooting is instructed, the process proceeds to step S49, and the control unit 261 controls the editing space 103-1 or the editing space 103-2. The editing space 103 that is not used by the user is detected. When the editing space 103 that is not used is detected, the control unit 261 supplies the detection result to the open / close control unit 267.

  In step S <b> 50, the opening / closing control unit 267 moves and opens the opening door 106 provided in the opening 102 as an entrance to the editing space 103 that is not used based on the detection result from the control unit 261. .

  For example, when it is determined that the editing space 103-1 is not used as a detection result, the opening / closing control unit 267 moves the opening door 106-1 to open (open), and the editing space 103 is detected as a detection result. -2 is not used, the opening / closing control unit 267 moves the opening door 106-2 to open. When it is determined that both the editing space 103-1 and the editing space 103-2 are not used as a detection result, the open / close control unit 267 moves either one of the two opening doors 106. Open.

  Further, at this time, the background curtain unit 105 winds up the background curtain 231 that has been lowered and stores it in the background curtain unit 105.

  In step S51, the photographing display unit 134 displays a movement guide screen that prompts the user to move to the editing space 103 detected as the editing space 103 that is not used, that is, the editing space 103 in which the entrance is opened. Advances to step S12 in FIG.

  Thus, after the user performs a shooting operation in the shooting space 101 and confirms the movement guide displayed on the shooting display unit 134, the opening door 106 provided at the entrance is opened according to the movement guide. Enter the editing space 103 of the other person.

  In this way, the photo sticker creating device 61 shoots the subject, and when the shooting is finished, the photo sticker creating device 61 is used among the opening doors 106 provided in the opening 102 connecting the shooting space 101 and the editing space 103. The opening door 106 provided at the entrance to the editing space 103 that is not opened is opened.

  In this way, by providing the opening 102 that connects the shooting space 101 and the editing space 103 and serving as the entrance to the editing space 103, the user exits the photo sticker creation device 61 after the shooting operation is completed. It is possible to quickly move to the editing space 103 without doing so. Thereby, since the user can perform the editing work immediately after the photographing work is completed, the rotation rate of the user can be improved.

  Next, the editing process corresponding to the process of step S12 of FIG. 11 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  Note that the processing by the editing unit 266 in this editing process is performed by either the editing unit 266-1 or the editing unit 266-2. That is, when the opening door 106-1 is opened and the user enters the editing space 103-1, processing is performed by the editing unit 266-1, and the opening door 106-2 is opened and edited by the user. When entering the space 103-2, the editing unit 266-2 performs processing. In the following, the description will be continued assuming that the user enters the editing space 103-1, and the processing is performed by the editing unit 266-1.

  In step S <b> 81, the edit display unit 161 acquires the captured image stored in the storage unit 264 via the control unit 261. In step S82, the edit display unit 161 displays an edit start button for starting editing.

  In step S83, the control unit 261 determines whether or not the editing start button has been operated by the user, based on a signal supplied from the touch panel 292 via the editing display unit 161.

  If it is determined in step S83 that the editing start button has been operated, the user finishes moving from the shooting space 101 to the editing space 103 and starts editing, so the process proceeds to step S86.

  On the other hand, if it is determined in step S83 that the edit start button has not been operated, the process proceeds to step S84, and the control unit 261 counts down the time until the editing is started. For example, at the start of the countdown, the control unit 261 sets the time t1 until the editing is started to 10 seconds, and decreases the time t1 by 1 every second until the time t1 becomes zero.

  In step S85, the control unit 261 determines whether or not the time t1 until the editing starts is 0, that is, whether or not the time t1 = 0. If it is determined in step S85 that the time t1 is not 0, the process returns to step S83, and the above-described process is repeated.

  On the other hand, if it is determined in step S85 that the time t1 = 0, since the predetermined time has elapsed since the opening door 106-1 opened, the user moves from the shooting space 101 to the editing space 103. The process proceeds to step S86.

  If it is determined in step S83 that the editing start button has been operated, or if it is determined in step S85 that time t1 = 0, in step S86, the control unit 261 opens the opened opening door 106-1. Count down the time until closing. For example, at the start of the countdown, the control unit 261 sets the time t2 until the opening door 106-1 is closed to 5 seconds, and decreases the time t2 by 1 every second until the time t2 becomes 0. .

  In step S87, the control unit 261 determines whether or not the time t2 until the opening door 106-1 is closed has become 0, that is, whether or not the time t2 = 0. If it is determined in step S87 that the time t2 is not 0, the process returns to step S86, and the determination process is repeated until the time t2 = 0.

  On the other hand, if it is determined in step S87 that time t2 = 0, the control unit 261 instructs the opening / closing control unit 267 to close the opening door 106-1, and the process proceeds to step S88.

  In step S88, the opening / closing control unit 267 closes the opening door 106-1 according to the instruction of the control unit 261. In step S89, the editing unit 266-1 displays an editing screen and starts accepting editing input. That is, the editing display unit 161 displays an editing screen for editing the acquired captured image, and the editing unit 266-1 starts accepting editing input by the user.

  When the user operates the editing screen using the touch pen 162 and performs editing input on the captured image displayed on the editing screen, the editing unit 266-1 performs editing processing on the captured image in step S90. The edit display unit 161 displays the captured image (edited image) reflecting the edit input on the edit screen.

  In step S91, the control unit 261 starts editing the captured image, for example, a predetermined time such as 3 minutes has passed, or the editing displayed on the editing screen by the user. It is determined whether or not the end button has been operated.

  If it is determined in step S91 that the predetermined time has not elapsed and the editing end button has not been operated, the process returns to step S90, and the predetermined time has elapsed or the editing end button has been operated. The editing process for the captured image is repeated until it is determined that it has been performed.

  If it is determined in step S91 that a predetermined time has elapsed or the editing end button has been operated, the process proceeds to step S92, where the editing unit 266-1 ends the reception of editing input by the user, and the editing display unit. 161 displays a movement guide that prompts the user to move to the printing space, that is, the vicinity of the seal paper discharge port 196 provided on the right side surface 72-2 of the second unit 72. Then, the edit display unit 161 supplies the captured image edited according to the operation by the user to the control unit 261, and the process proceeds to step S13 in FIG.

  When the user confirms the movement guide displayed on the editing display unit 161, the user exits the editing space 103-1 through the opening 78 and moves to the right side surface 72-2 where the sticker paper discharge port 196 is provided. To do.

  In this way, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 performs an editing process on the photographed image in accordance with a user operation. In the above description, the photographing unit 104 is provided on the front surface 71-1 of the first unit 71 to perform photographing. However, the photographing unit 104 is disposed above the opening 102 of the front surface 72-1 of the second unit 72. You may make it provide.

  In such a case, for example, as shown in FIG. 15, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 has a right side corresponding to each of the right side surface 71-2, the back surface 71-3, and the left side surface 71-4 of the first unit 71. A surface 351, a back surface 352, and a left side surface 353 are provided, and a space surrounded by the right side surface 351, the back surface 352, the left side surface 353, and the front surface 72-1 of the second unit 72 is defined as an imaging space 101.

  The right side 351 is provided with an opening 354 similar to the opening 76 provided adjacent to the right side 71-2 of the first unit 71 shown in FIG. Is done. Further, the background curtain unit 105 is arranged on the back surface 352 side of the ceiling portion 75. Note that the background space unit 105 may be used as it is as the background without providing the background curtain unit 105. Further, the photographing unit 104 is disposed on the front surface 72-1 above the opening 102, and the photographing display unit 134 is disposed on the left side surface 72-4 side of the front surface 72-1.

  Therefore, a user who enters the imaging space 101 through the opening 354 as an entrance faces the direction of the imaging unit 104, that is, the direction of the opening door 106, and performs an imaging operation with the back surface 352 side as a background. When the photographing operation is completed, the user enters the editing space 103 through the opening 102 and performs the editing operation, and then exits the editing space 103 through the opening 78.

  The photographing unit 104 provided on the front surface 72-1 of the second unit 72 is arranged on a frame 381 provided on the ceiling portion 75 side of the front surface 72-1, for example, as shown in the right side of FIG. 16. It is connected via a frame 382 fixed to 104.

  The frame 382 fixed to the photographing unit 104 is rotated by 90 degrees with respect to the frame 381 at the start of photographing and at the end of photographing, as shown in the left diagram of FIG. The position of the photographing unit 104 is moved.

  Here, the diagram on the left side of FIG. 16 is a diagram in which the imaging unit 104 in the diagram on the right side of FIG. 16 is viewed from the right side to the left in the drawing. It rotates in the direction shown in. In other words, the frame 382 and the photographing unit 104 rotate to the front side in the drawing so that the photographing unit 104 is closer to the ceiling portion 75 in the right side of FIG.

  Before the start of photographing, the photographing unit 104 is arranged so that the lens of the camera 132 and the captured image display portion 133 face the ceiling portion 75 as shown by the dotted line in the left side of FIG. Also referred to as a storage position as appropriate). On the other hand, at the time of shooting, the shooting unit 104 causes the lens of the camera 132 and the captured image display unit 133 to face the back surface 352 as shown by the solid line in the left side of FIG. Are arranged so as to face the direction of the user (hereinafter also referred to as a photographing position as appropriate).

  In addition, a photographing display unit 134 is provided on the left side 72-4 side of the front surface 72-1 of the second unit 72, and a coin insertion / exhaust port 136 is provided below the photographing display unit 134 in the drawing. Yes. Therefore, when the user starts the photo sticker creation game, the user enters the photographing space 101 through the opening 354 as the entrance shown in FIG. 15, and the coin insertion / exhaust port 136 provided on the front surface 72-1. Insert a coin into the photo sticker creation game.

  Then, the photographing unit 104 is rotated and moved from the storage position to the photographing position, and the subject is photographed. When the photographing is completed, the photographing unit 104 is rotated and moved from the photographing position to the storage position, and a movement guide is displayed on the photographing display unit 134. Further, when the movement guide is displayed, the opening door 106-1 or the opening door 106-2 is moved to the right or left in the figure and opened, so that the user can open the opening according to the movement guide. Move to the editing space 103 through 102.

  Thus, when the position of the photographing unit 104 moves, for example, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is configured as shown in FIG.

  The functional configuration example of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 shown in FIG. 17 is a configuration in which a photographing unit drive unit 411 is newly provided in addition to the functional configuration example of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 shown in FIG. Similarly, the control unit 261 to the sticker unit 270 are provided.

  The imaging unit driving unit 411 rotates the imaging unit 104 by driving and rotating the frame 382 fixed to the imaging unit 104.

  Even when the photo sticker creating device 61 has the configuration shown in FIG. 17, when the photo sticker creating device 61 is turned on, the photo sticker creating device 61 creates the photo sticker created as described with reference to FIG. The same processing as the game processing is performed.

  Next, a shooting process corresponding to the process of step S11 of FIG. 11 when the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 moves the shooting unit 104 will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  Note that the processing in step S121 and the processing in step S122 are the same as the processing in step S41 and the processing in step S42 in FIG.

  When the user enters the photographing space 101 and inserts coins into the coin insertion / exhaust port 136 provided on the front surface 72-1, in step S121, when it is determined that coins are inserted, the process proceeds to step S123.

  In step S123, the photographing unit driving unit 411 drives and rotates the frame 382 to move the photographing unit 104 from the storage position to the photographing position as shown in FIG. Thereafter, the processing from step S124 to step S129 is performed. Since these processing are the same as the processing from step S43 to step S48 in FIG. 12, the description thereof is omitted.

  In step S129, when it is determined that a predetermined time has elapsed or the end of shooting is instructed and shooting is ended, in step S130, the shooting unit driving unit 411 drives and rotates the frame 382. As shown in FIG. 16, the photographing unit 104 is moved from the photographing position to the storage position and stored.

  Thereafter, the process from step S131 to step S133 is performed, and the process proceeds to step S12 in FIG. 11. These processes are the same as the process from step S49 to step S51 in FIG. Description is omitted.

  In this way, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 moves the position of the photographing unit 104 before and after photographing the subject. Thus, by moving the photographing unit 104 before and after photographing, the photographing unit 104 moves to the editing space 103 even when the editing unit 104 is arranged above the opening 102, that is, the opening door 106. It will not get in the way.

  In addition, in the figure on the right side of FIG. 16, it has been described that the photographing unit 104 is rotated to the front side in the figure, but it may be moved in the left-right direction in the figure. In such a case, for example, after the photographing, when the user moves to the editing space 103-1, that is, when the opening door 106-1 is opened, the photographing unit 104 is moved leftward, and the user May move to the editing space 103-2, that is, when the opening door 106-2 is opened, the photographing unit 104 may be moved rightward.

  This also does not interfere with the user who moves the photographing unit 104 to the editing space 103. Further, the photographing unit 104 may be moved manually by the user instead of being moved by the photographing unit driving unit 411.

  Furthermore, the entrance to the shooting space and the exit from the two editing spaces may be provided side by side so as to face the same direction. In such a case, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is configured as shown in FIG. 19, for example.

  In FIG. 19, a floor portion 442 is provided on the lower side of the housing 441 of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 so as to be in contact with the ground surface. Here, of the four side surfaces of the housing 441 perpendicular to the ground surface (the upper surface of the floor portion 442), the surface located on the near side in the drawing of the housing 441 is referred to as a front surface 441-1. The side surface adjacent to the right side of 441-1 is referred to as the right side surface 441-2, the side surface facing the front surface 441-1 is referred to as the back surface 441-3, and the side surface adjacent to the left side of the front surface 441-1 (right side surface 441-2). Side surface) is referred to as a left side surface 441-4. A surface of the housing 441 that faces the floor 442 is referred to as an upper surface 441-5.

  The front surface 441-1 includes a frame 443 provided on the upper surface 441-5 side of the front surface 441-1 and rectangular frames 444 to 447 that are arranged in a horizontal direction so as to stand upright on the floor 442. The frames 444 to 447 are arranged in order from the left side in the drawing. That is, the frame 444 is disposed at the left end of the front surface 441-1, and the frame 447 is disposed at the right end of the front surface 441-1.

  As described above, the frames 444 to 447 are arranged side by side in the horizontal direction, so that three openings 448 to 450 are provided on the front surface 441-1. An opening 448 provided in the center of the front surface 441-1 serves as an entrance to an imaging space provided in the housing 441. The opening 448 has a shielding curtain 451 as an entrance door as necessary. The imaging space and the outside of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 are partitioned. Although details will be described later, the curtain on the foremost side of the background curtain unit 105 provided on the upper surface 441-5 is the shielding curtain 451.

  The opening 449 provided on the left side of the front surface 441-1 serves as an exit from the editing space provided in the housing 441, and is provided by a curtain 452 provided on the opening 449 side of the upper surface 441-5. The editing space and the outside of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 are partitioned.

  Similarly, the opening 450 provided on the right side of the front surface 441-1 serves as an exit from the editing space provided inside the housing 441, and the curtain 453 provided on the opening 450 side of the upper surface 441-5. Thus, the editing space and the outside of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 are partitioned.

  Further, inside the housing 441, a partition 454 that partitions an imaging space provided inside the housing 441 and an editing space provided on the left side inside the housing 441, and the inside of the housing 441 are provided. A partition 455 is provided to separate the shooting space from the editing space provided on the right side inside the housing 441.

  FIG. 20 is a view of the inside of the housing 441 of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 as viewed from the upper surface 441-5 side. In FIG. 20, portions corresponding to those in FIG. 19 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted as appropriate.

  In FIG. 20, a space surrounded by the back surface 441-3, the front surface 441-1, the partition 454, and the partition 455 of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is a shooting space 481. Further, a space adjacent to the shooting space 481 and surrounded by the back surface 441-3, the front surface 441-1, the left side surface 441-4, and the partition 454 is an editing space 482-1, and is adjacent to the shooting space 481. A space surrounded by the back surface 441-3, the front surface 441-1, the right side surface 441-2, and the partition 455 is an editing space 482-2.

  Hereinafter, when it is not necessary to distinguish the edit space 482-1 and the edit space 482-2 from each other, they are simply referred to as an edit space 482.

  In addition, on the rear surface 441-3 side of the imaging space 481, a housing 483 provided with the imaging unit 104, the illumination unit 131, the imaging display unit 134, the speaker 135, the coin insertion / exhaust port 136, and the like is disposed. .

  In the housing 483, the photographing unit 104 is arranged so that the camera 132 constituting the photographing unit 104 faces the opening 448. Further, on the floor portion 442 side of the photographing unit 104 at the center of the housing 483, the photographing display portion 134 so that the display screen is perpendicular to the floor portion 442, that is, the display screen faces the direction of the shielding curtain 451. And a coin insertion / exhaust port 136 is disposed on the right side of the photographing display unit 134. Further, the background curtain unit 105 is disposed on the front surface 441-1 side of the upper surface 441-5.

  On the rear surface 441-3 side of the editing space 482-1 is disposed a casing 484-1 provided with an editing unit 107-1, and a sticker paper discharge port 485-1 through which printed sticker paper is discharged. On the back surface 441-3 side of the editing space 482-2, there is disposed a casing 484-2 provided with an editing unit 107-2 and a sticker paper discharge port 485-2 through which printed sticker paper is discharged. Has been.

  In addition, the editing unit 107-1 includes a housing so that the editing display unit 161 provided in the editing unit 107-1 is perpendicular to the floor 442, that is, the editing display unit 161 faces the curtain 452. The editing unit 107-2 is arranged in the body 484-1 so that the editing display unit 293 provided in the editing unit 107-2 is perpendicular to the floor 442, that is, the editing display unit 293 is arranged on the curtain 453. It arrange | positions at the housing | casing 484-2 so that it may face the direction.

  Hereinafter, the casing 484-1 and the casing 484-2 are simply referred to as a casing 484 when it is not necessary to distinguish them individually. Further, hereinafter, when it is not necessary to individually distinguish the sticker paper discharge port 485-1 and the sticker paper discharge port 485-2, they are simply referred to as a sticker paper discharge port 485.

  Furthermore, in each of the editing space 482-1 and the editing space 482-2, a chair 486-1 that allows the user to sit at the position facing the editing unit 107-1 and the editing unit 107-2 during editing work. Each of the chairs 486-2 is provided. The chair 486-1 and the chair 486-2 are configured by, for example, a U-shaped pipe or the like, and a plurality of users sit on the chair 486-1 or the chair 486-2 side by side in the figure. It has been made so that you can do the editing work. Hereinafter, the chairs 486-1 and 486-2 are simply referred to as chairs 486 when it is not necessary to distinguish them individually.

  Furthermore, the shooting space 481 and the editing space 482-1 are connected (connected) by an opening 487-1 provided between the partition 454 and the housing 483, and the shooting space 481 and the editing space 482- It is the entrance to 1. A portion of the upper surface 441-5 adjacent to the opening 487-1 is provided with a curtain 488-1, and the shooting space 481 and the editing space 482-1 are partitioned by the curtain 488-1.

  Similarly, the shooting space 481 and the editing space 482-2 are connected (connected) by an opening 487-2 provided between the partition 455 and the housing 483, and the shooting space 481 and the editing space 482 are connected. -2 is the entrance. A curtain 488-2 is provided in a portion adjacent to the opening 487-2 of the upper surface 441-5, and the photographing space 481 and the editing space 482-2 are partitioned by the curtain 488-2.

  Here, the opening portion 487-1 and the opening portion 487-2 are provided at positions facing each other in the imaging space 481.

  In the figure, dotted lines 489-1 and 489-2 represent the angle of view of the camera 132. In the figure, the image of the area on the right side of the dotted line 489-1 and on the left side of the dotted line 4889-2 is the camera 132. Taken by Therefore, the opening portion 487-1 and the opening portion 487-2 as the entrance to the editing space 482-1 and the editing space 482-2 are not shown outside the angle of view of the camera 132, that is, in the image photographed by the camera 132. In the position.

  Hereinafter, the openings 487-1 and 487-2 are simply referred to as openings 487 when it is not necessary to distinguish them individually. Hereinafter, the curtains 488-1 and 488-2 are simply referred to as curtains 488 when it is not necessary to distinguish them individually.

  Note that a curtain unit for storing the curtain 488 is provided on the upper surface 441-5 so that the curtain 488 can be rolled up and stored in the curtain unit, so that the curtain 488 is an automatically elevating curtain. Also good. In this case, the curtain 488 is rolled up and stored in the curtain unit when the photographing work is finished, and the curtain 488 is lowered when the editing work is started.

  Furthermore, the background curtain unit 105 is disposed adjacent to the front surface 441-1 side of the upper surface 441-5, that is, adjacent to the frame 443, as shown in the left side of FIG.

  Of the curtains lowered from the background curtain unit 105, the curtain closest to the opening 448 is defined as the shielding curtain 451, and the other curtains are defined as the background curtain 231. Therefore, when the user views the opening 448 from the outside of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 in a state where the shielding curtain 451 is lowered, as shown in the left side view of FIG. Only the image space 481 is not visible.

  Further, the diagram on the right side of FIG. 21 shows the background curtain unit 105 as viewed from the editing space 482-2 side. As shown in the diagram on the right side of FIG. 21, the shielding curtain 451 is disposed on the opening 448 side, and the background curtain 231 is disposed on the right side of the shielding curtain 451. The shielding curtain 451 and the background curtain 231 are lowered or rolled up and stored as necessary.

  By the way, when the user is not shooting in the shooting space 481 or when the user does not use the photo sticker creating device 61, the shielding curtain 451 provided near the entrance of the shooting space 481 is It is stored in the background curtain unit 105.

  In a state where the shielding curtain 451 is stored in the background curtain 105, when the user plays a photo sticker creation game using the photo sticker creation device 61 shown in FIG. 20, the user opens the opening 448 as an entrance. Enter the shooting space 481 and insert coins into the coin insertion / extraction port 136.

  Then, the shielding curtain 451 as the entrance door is lowered, the entrance door to the imaging space 481 is closed, and the user faces the direction of the imaging unit 104 and takes a desired pose to start the imaging operation. At this time, when the user operates the photographing display unit 134 to select the background curtain 231, the selected background curtain 231 is lowered from the background curtain unit 105 to be the background. When the photographing operation is completed, the lowered background curtain 231 is rolled up and stored in the background curtain unit 105.

  When the shooting operation is completed, a movement guide that prompts the user to move to the editing space 482 is displayed on the shooting display unit 134. Therefore, the user opens an opening 487 as an entrance to the editing space 482 according to the movement guide. As a result, it moves to the editing space 482-1 or the editing space 482-2.

  When the user moves to the editing space 482 and starts editing work, the shielding curtain 451 is rolled up and stored in the background curtain unit 105, and the entrance door is opened. When the editing operation is completed, the user exits the editing space 482 through the opening 449 or the opening 450 serving as an exit from the editing space 482.

  As described above, an entrance to the imaging space 481 and an exit from the editing space 482 are provided on one side surface of the housing 441, and the entrance to the imaging space 481 enters from the opening 448 as an entrance and passes through the opening 487. By moving from the shooting space 481 to the editing space 482 and then exiting from the editing space 482 through the opening 449 or the opening 450 as an exit, only the front surface 441-1, that is, one side surface of the housing 441. If is open, a photo sticker creating device 61 can be installed. Therefore, the installation space necessary for installing the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 can be further reduced.

  In addition, since the opening 487 that connects the shooting space 481 and the editing space 482 is provided, the moving distance of the user can be further shortened. That is, when moving from the shooting space 481 to the editing space 482, the user can move quickly without ever going outside the photo sticker creating apparatus 61. Thereby, a user's rotation rate can be improved.

  In addition, in the example of FIG. 20, it is set as the structure provided with the two sticker paper discharge ports 485-1 and the sticker paper discharge ports 485-2 through which the printed sticker paper is discharged. One sticker paper outlet may be provided. In such a case, for example, the seal paper discharge port is provided in the vicinity of the opening 448, and a user who has exited the edit space 482-1 or the edit space 482-2 has a seal paper discharge port provided in the vicinity of the opening 448. Receive the sticker paper ejected from.

  The functional configuration of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 shown in FIG. 20 is, for example, the configuration shown in FIG. 10, and when the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is turned on, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 The same process as the photo sticker creation game process described with reference to FIG.

  Next, with reference to a flowchart of FIG. 22, a photographing process corresponding to the process of step S11 of FIG. 11 by the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 shown in FIG. 20 will be described.

  If the shielding curtain 451 is lowered and the user cannot enter the shooting space 481, the user waits until the previous user finishes the shooting work, and the shielding curtain 451 is placed on the background curtain unit 105. After being stored and the shielding curtain 451 as the entrance door is opened, the camera enters the shooting space 481.

  Moreover, since the process of step S161 and the process of step S162 are the same as the process of step S41 in FIG. 12, and the process of step S42, the description is abbreviate | omitted.

  When it is determined in step S161 that a coin has been inserted, the process proceeds to step S163, where the background curtain unit 105 lowers the shielding curtain 451 and closes the shielding curtain 451 as an entrance door. Thereafter, each of the processing from step S164 to step S170 is performed. Since these processing are the same as the processing from step S43 to step S49 in FIG. 12, description thereof will be omitted.

  When the editing space 482 that is not used is detected and the detection result is supplied from the control unit 261 to the shooting display unit 134, in step S171, the shooting display unit 134 edits that are not used according to the detection result. A movement guidance screen that prompts the user to move to the space 482 is displayed, and the process proceeds to step S12 in FIG.

  Thus, after the user performs a shooting operation in the shooting space 481 and confirms the movement guide displayed on the shooting display unit 134, the user opens an opening 487 as an entrance to the editing space 482 according to the movement guide. Then, the user enters the editing space 482-1 or the editing space 482-2.

  In this way, when the photographing work is started, the photograph sticker creating device 61 lowers the shielding curtain 451 so that other users cannot enter the photographing space 481.

  In this way, by lowering the shielding curtain 451 so that other users cannot enter the shooting space 481, other users who are waiting in turn outside the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 can It is possible to easily know whether or not it is possible to enter the shooting space 481 and start the photo sticker creation game. Thereby, a user's rotation rate can be improved.

  In addition, by providing an opening 487 that connects the shooting space 481 and the editing space 482 and serving as an entrance to the editing space 482, the user can leave the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 after the shooting operation is completed. And can quickly move to the editing space 482.

  Further, the editing process corresponding to the process of step S12 of FIG. 11 by the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 shown in FIG. 20 will be described below with reference to the flowchart of FIG.

  Note that the processing from step S201 to step S205 is the same as the processing from step S81 to step S85 in FIG. In step S204, the time t1 until the editing is started is, for example, 15 seconds.

  If it is determined in step S203 that the edit start button has been operated, or if it is determined in step S205 that time t1 = 0, the background curtain unit 105 is used as an entrance door to the shooting space 481 in step S206. The shielding curtain 451 is rolled up and stored in the background curtain unit 105, and the entrance door is opened.

  Thereafter, the processing from step S207 to step S210 is performed. These processing are the same as the processing from step S89 to step S92 in FIG. 14, and thus the description thereof is omitted.

  When the user finishes the editing operation, the user waits until the sticker paper on which the edited photographed image is printed is discharged from the sticker paper discharge port 485. When the sticker paper is discharged, the user receives the sticker paper and And exits the editing space 482 through the opening 449 or the opening 450.

  In this way, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 performs an editing process on the photographed image in accordance with a user operation. In the above description, it has been described that the sticker paper discharge port 485 is provided in the housing 484 disposed in the editing space 482. However, the sticker discharge port 485 may be provided outside the photo sticker creating apparatus 61.

  In such a case, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is configured as shown in FIG. 24, for example.

  In FIG. 24, a floor portion 602 is provided on the lower side of the housing 601 of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 so as to be in contact with the ground surface. Here, among the four side surfaces of the housing 601 perpendicular to the ground surface (upper surface of the floor portion 602), the surface located on the near side in the drawing of the housing 601 is referred to as a front surface 601-1. A side surface adjacent to the right side of 601-1 is referred to as a right side surface 601-2, a side surface facing the front surface 601-1 is referred to as a back surface 601-3, and a side surface adjacent to the left side of the front surface 601-1 (right side surface 601-2). Side surface) is referred to as the left side surface 601-4. Further, a surface of the housing 601 that faces the floor 602 is referred to as an upper surface 601-5.

  The front surface 601-1 includes a frame 603 to a frame 605 provided on the upper surface 601-5 side of the front surface 601-1 and a rectangular frame 606 provided side by side so as to stand upright on the floor 602. Through the frame 609, and the frames 606 through 609 are arranged in order from the left side in the figure. That is, the frame 606 is disposed at the left end of the front 601-1, and the frame 609 is disposed at the right end of the front 601-1.

  As described above, the frame 606 to the frame 609 are arranged side by side in the horizontal direction, so that three openings 610 to 612 are provided on the front surface 601-1. An opening 610 provided in the center of the front surface 601-1 serves as an entrance to an imaging space provided in the housing 601.

  An opening 611 provided on the left side of the front 601-1 serves as an exit from the editing space provided in the housing 601. Similarly, an opening 612 provided on the right side of the front 601-1 serves as an exit from the editing space provided in the housing 601.

  A housing 613 provided with the photographing unit 104, the photographing display unit 134, the speaker 135, the coin insertion / exhaust port 136, and the like is disposed on the back surface 601-3 side inside the housing 601. The photographing unit 104 is provided in the upper part of the housing 613 so that the camera 132 constituting the photographing unit 104 faces the opening 610, and the photographing display unit 134 is in front of the housing 613 in the figure. The display screen is arranged obliquely upward, that is, in the direction of the frame 603 so that the user standing on the side can easily operate the photographing display unit 134.

  In addition, a coin insertion / exhaust port 136 is disposed on the lower side of the imaging display unit 134 of the housing 613. An illumination unit 131-1 and an illumination unit 131-2 are provided above the housing 613, that is, on the upper surface 601-5 of the housing 601 so as to face the opening 610.

  On the left side of the housing 613 in the figure, a housing 614 provided with an editing unit 107-1 adjacent to the housing 613 is disposed. The editing unit 107-1 is arranged in the housing 614 so that the editing display unit 161 constituting the editing unit 107-1 faces obliquely upward in the drawing, that is, in the direction of the frame 604.

  Further, on the right side of the figure of the casing 613, a casing 615 provided with an editing unit 107-2 adjacent to the casing 613 is disposed. The editing unit 107-2 is arranged in the housing 615 so that the editing display unit 293 constituting the editing unit 107-2 faces upward in the right direction, that is, in the upper part of the frame 609.

  Further, a housing 616 provided with a seal paper discharge port 196 is disposed adjacent to the frame 608 on the front side of the front 601-1. A printer 268 is disposed inside the housing 616. Yes.

  25 shows a view of the housing 601 as viewed from the upper right in FIG.

  In the drawing of the housing 613, a partition 631-1 and a partition 631-2 that partition the imaging space and the editing space are provided adjacent to the housing 613, respectively. Further, the upper surface 601-5 is provided with a frame 632-1 and a frame 632-2 that are connected perpendicularly to the frame 603 and connect the frame 603 to the partition 631-1 and the partition 631-2.

  Further, a partition 631-1 and a frame 633 for connecting the partition 631-2 are provided on the back surface 601-3 side of the upper surface 601-5. A frame 634 that stands upright on the floor 602 is provided at the end of the left side surface 601-4 on the back surface 601-3 side, and a frame 606 and a frame 634 are provided at the left side surface 601-4 side end of the upper surface 601-5. A frame 635 for connecting the two is provided.

  Further, a frame 636 that stands upright on the floor 602 is provided at the end of the right side 601-2 on the back surface 601-3 side, and a frame 609 and a frame are provided at the end of the upper surface 601-5 on the right side 601-2 side. A frame 637 for connecting the 636 to the 636 is provided.

  Here, a curtain, a panel, and the like are provided on a right side surface 601-2 of the housing 601, that is, a side surface including the frame 609, the frame 636, and the frame 637, so that the inside of the housing 601 and the outside thereof are connected. Partitioned. Similarly, curtains, panels, and the like are provided on the left side surface 601-4 of the housing 601, that is, the side surface including the frame 606, the frame 634, and the frame 635, and the back surface 601-3 and the upper surface 601-5 are also provided. A curtain, a panel, and the like are provided to partition the inside of the housing 601 from the outside.

  Further, the upper half of each of the opening 611 and the opening 612 is covered with each of the frame 604 and the frame 605 so that a user outside the housing 601 cannot see the inside of the housing 601. Each curtain is suspended.

  FIG. 26 is a view of the inside of the housing 601 of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 shown in FIG. 24 as viewed from the upper surface 601-5 side. 26, the same reference numerals are given to the portions corresponding to those in FIG. 24 or FIG. 25, and the description thereof will be omitted as appropriate.

  In FIG. 26, a space surrounded by the back surface 601-3, the front surface 601-1, the partition 631-1, and the partition 631-2 of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is defined as an imaging space 661. A space adjacent to the shooting space 661 and surrounded by the back surface 601-3, the front surface 601-1, the left side surface 601-4, and the partition 631-1 is an editing space 662-1, and is adjacent to the shooting space 661. The space surrounded by the rear surface 601-3, the front surface 601-1, the right side surface 601-2, and the partition 631-2 is an editing space 662-2.

  Hereinafter, the edit space 662-1 and the edit space 662-2 are simply referred to as an edit space 662 when it is not necessary to distinguish them individually.

  A background curtain unit 105 is arranged at the end of the upper surface 601-5 in the imaging space 661 on the front 601-1 side. As with the case described with reference to FIG. 21, the curtain that is closest to the opening 610 is the shielding curtain 451, and the other curtains are the background curtain 231.

  In the shooting space 661, an opening 663-1 as an entrance from the shooting space 661 to the editing space 662-1 is provided between the partition 631-1 and the frame 607. Further, a curtain 664-1 is suspended from the upper surface 601-5, and the photographing space 661 and the editing space 662-1 are partitioned by the curtain 664-1 at the position of the opening 663-1.

  Similarly, in the shooting space 661, an opening 663-2 as an entrance from the shooting space 661 to the editing space 662-2 is provided between the partition 631-2 and the frame 608. Further, a curtain 664-2 is suspended from the upper surface 601-5, and the photographing space 661 and the editing space 662-2 are partitioned by the curtain 664-2 at the position of the opening 663-2.

  Here, the opening 663-1 and the opening 663-2 are provided at positions facing each other in the imaging space 661. Hereinafter, the openings 663-1 and 663-2 are simply referred to as the openings 663 when it is not necessary to distinguish them individually.

  Further, in the figure, dotted lines 665-1 and 665-2 represent the angle of view of the camera 132. In the figure, an image of a region on the right side of the dotted line 665-1 and the left side of the dotted line 665-2 is the camera 132. Taken by Therefore, the opening 663-1 and the opening 663-2 as entrances to the editing space 662-1 and the editing space 662-2 are not shown outside the angle of view of the camera 132, that is, in the image taken by the camera 132. In the position.

  In the editing space 662-1, the editing display unit 161 provided in the editing unit 107-1 forms an angle of 45 degrees with the floor 602, and the direction of the upper surface 601-5 of the opening 611, that is, the direction of the frame 604 is set. An editing unit 107-1 is arranged in the housing 614 so as to face.

  In the editing space 662-1, a chair 666-1 composed of a U-shaped pipe or the like is provided in front of the editing unit 107-1, that is, on the lower side in the drawing of the editing unit 107-1. A user X11 and a user X12 who perform editing work in the editing space 662-1 can perform editing work while sitting on the chair 666-1 side by side in the horizontal direction in the drawing. The chair 66-1 is, for example, the same length as the chair 486 shown in FIG.

  Further, a curtain 667-1 that divides the editing space 662-1 and the outside of the photographic sticker creating apparatus 61 is suspended from the end of the upper surface 601-5 in the editing space 662-1 on the front 601-1 side.

  In the editing space 662-2, the editing display unit 293 provided in the editing unit 107-2 forms an angle of 45 degrees with the floor 602, and the editing unit 107-2 faces the frame 609 so that the editing unit 107-2 faces the frame 609. Is arranged. In other words, the side surface on the front surface 601-1 side of the housing 615 is provided so as to form an acute angle (for example, 45 degrees) with the opening 663-2, that is, the curtain 664-2, and the side surface and the edit display portion 293. The editing unit 107-2 is arranged in the housing 615 so that and are parallel to each other. Therefore, since the housing 615 is smaller than the housing 614, a space for the user to perform editing work in the editing 662-2 can be made wider than in the editing space 662-1.

  The side surface on the front surface 601-1 side of the housing 614 forms an acute angle (for example, 45 degrees) with the opening 663-1, that is, the curtain 664-1, and the side surface and the edit display unit 161 are parallel to each other. By arranging the editing unit 107-1 in the housing 614 as described above, the space for the user to perform editing work in the editing 662-1 can be further widened. In other words, by making the housing 614 line-symmetric with the housing 615, a space for the user to perform editing work in the editing 662-1 can be further widened.

  In the editing space 662-2, a chair constituted by a U-shaped pipe or the like in front of the editing unit 107-2, that is, a position facing the lower editing unit 107-2 in the drawing of the editing unit 107-2. 666-2 is provided. A user Y11 and a user Y12 who perform editing work in the editing space 662-2 can perform the editing work by sitting on the chair 666-2 in a diagonal direction in the drawing. The length of the chair 666-2 is longer than the length of the chair 666-1, and it is easier for the user to perform editing work than in the editing space 662-1.

  Further, a curtain 667-2 that divides the editing space 662-2 and the outside of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is suspended from the end of the upper surface 601-5 in the editing space 662-2 on the front 601-1 side.

  By the way, when the user is not performing the shooting operation in the shooting space 661 or when the user does not use the photo sticker creating device 61, the shielding curtain 451 provided near the entrance of the shooting space 661 is: It is stored in the background curtain unit 105.

  In a state where the shielding curtain 451 is stored in the background curtain 105, when the user plays a photo sticker creation game, the user enters the shooting space 661 from the opening 610 as an entrance, and the coin is inserted into the coin insertion / extraction port. 136.

  Then, the shielding curtain 451 as the entrance door is lowered, the entrance door to the imaging space 661 is closed, and the user faces the direction of the imaging unit 104 and takes a desired pose to start the imaging operation. At this time, when the user operates the photographing display unit 134 to select the background curtain 231, the selected background curtain 231 is lowered from the background curtain unit 105 to be the background. When the photographing operation is completed, the lowered background curtain 231 is rolled up and stored in the background curtain unit 105.

  When the photographing operation is completed, a movement guide that prompts the user to move to the editing space 662 is displayed on the photographing display unit 134. Accordingly, the user opens an opening 663 as an entrance to the editing space 662 according to the movement guide. As a result, it moves to the editing space 662-1 or the editing space 662-2.

  When the user moves to the editing space 662 and starts editing work, the shielding curtain 451 is rolled up and stored in the background curtain unit 105, and the entrance door is opened. When the editing operation is completed, the user exits the editing space 662 through the opening 611 or the opening 612 serving as an exit from the editing space 662.

  In this way, the camera enters the shooting space 661 from the opening 610 as an entrance, moves from the shooting space 661 to the editing space 662 through the opening 663, and further edits through the opening 611 or the opening 612 as an exit. By leaving the space 662, the photo sticker creating device 61 can be installed if only the front surface 601-1 of the photo sticker producing device 61, that is, one side surface is open.

  In addition, since the opening 663 that connects the imaging space 661 and the editing space 662 is provided, the moving distance of the user can be further shortened. In other words, the user can move quickly from the shooting space 661 to the editing space 662 without having to go outside the photo sticker creation device 61. Thereby, a user's rotation rate can be improved.

  Note that a curtain unit for storing the curtain 664-1 or the curtain 664-2 is provided on the upper surface 601-5 so that the curtain 664-1 or the curtain 664-2 can be rolled up and stored in the curtain unit. The curtain 664-1 or the curtain 664-2 may be an automatically elevating curtain. In this case, when the photographing operation is completed, the curtain 664-1 or the curtain 664-2 is wound up and stored in the curtain unit, and when the editing operation is started, the curtain 664-1 or the curtain 664-2 is lowered.

  The functional configuration of the photo sticker creating device 61 shown in FIG. 26 is, for example, the configuration shown in FIG. 10, and when the photo sticker creating device 61 is turned on, the photo sticker creating device 61 The same process as the photo sticker creation game process described with reference to FIG. Note that the photographing process described with reference to FIG. 22 is performed as a process corresponding to the process of step S11, and the editing process described with reference to FIG. 23 is performed as a process corresponding to the process of step S12.

  When the editing operation is completed, the user exits the editing space 662 through the opening 611 or the opening 612 according to the movement guide displayed on the editing display unit 161 or the editing display unit 293 of the editing unit 107, and the sticker sheet. Is discharged from the sticker paper discharge port 196, the sticker paper is received, and the photo sticker creation game ends.

  In this way, by providing the opening 663 that connects the shooting space 661 and the editing space 662 and serving as an entrance to the editing space 662, the user exits the photo sticker creation device 61 after the shooting operation is completed. It is possible to move quickly to the editing space 662 without doing so.

  Further, the editing unit 107 may be provided on the side surface of the casing provided in the imaging space and provided with the imaging unit 104 and the like. In such a case, the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is configured as shown in FIG. 27, for example.

  In FIG. 27, a floor portion 702 is provided on the lower side of the casing 701 of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 so as to be in contact with the ground surface. Here, of the four side surfaces perpendicular to the ground surface (the upper surface of the floor portion 702) of the housing 701, the surface located on the near side in the drawing of the housing 701 is referred to as a front surface 701-1 and the front surface thereof. A side surface adjacent to the right side of 701-1 is referred to as a right side surface 701-2, a side surface facing the front surface 701-1 is referred to as a back surface 701-3, and a side surface adjacent to the left side of the front surface 701-1 (right side surface 701-2). Is referred to as the left side 701-4. In addition, a surface of the housing 701 facing the floor 702 is referred to as an upper surface 701-5.

  The front surface 701-1 includes a frame 703 to a frame 705 provided on the upper surface 701-5 side of the front surface 701-1 and a rectangular frame 706 provided in a horizontal direction so as to stand upright on the floor 702. Through the frame 709, and the frames 706 through 709 are arranged in order from the left side in the drawing. That is, the frame 706 is disposed at the left end of the front surface 701-1, and the frame 709 is disposed at the right end of the front surface 701-1.

  As described above, the frames 706 to 709 are arranged side by side in the horizontal direction, so that three openings 710 to 712 are provided on the front surface 701-1. An opening 710 provided in the center of the front surface 701-1 serves as an entrance to a photographing space provided in the housing 701.

  An opening 711 provided on the left side of the front surface 701-1 serves as an exit from the editing space provided in the housing 701. Similarly, an opening 712 provided on the right side of the front surface 701-1 serves as an exit from the editing space provided in the housing 701.

  On the back surface 701-3 side inside the housing 701, a housing 713 provided with the photographing unit 104, the photographing display unit 134, the speaker 135, the coin insertion / exhaust port 136, and the like is disposed. The photographing unit 104 is provided on the top of the housing 713 so that the camera 132 constituting the photographing unit 104 faces the opening 710, and the photographing display unit 134 is in front of the housing 713 in the figure. The display screen is arranged obliquely upward, that is, in the direction of the frame 703 so that a user standing on the side can easily operate the photographing display unit 134. Further, a coin insertion / exhaust port 136 is disposed on the lower side in the figure of the photographing display unit 134 of the housing 713.

  In the drawing of the housing 713, an editing unit 107-1 is provided on the left side surface 714-1 on the left side. The editing unit 107-1 is arranged on the left side surface 714-1 so that the editing display unit 161 constituting the editing unit 107-1 faces the upper left direction, that is, the direction of the left side surface 701-4.

  In the drawing of the housing 713, an editing unit 107-2 is provided on the right side surface 714-2 on the right side. The editing unit 107-2 is arranged on the right side surface 714-2 such that the editing display unit 293 constituting the editing unit 107-2 faces the upper right direction in the drawing, that is, the direction of the right side surface 701-2.

  An illumination unit 131 (not shown) is provided on the floor 702 side of the frame 703. Further, on the front side of the front surface 701-1, a housing 715 provided with a seal paper discharge port 196 adjacent to the frame 708 is disposed, and a printer 268 is disposed inside the housing 715. Yes.

  Further, a U-shaped pipe is provided on the front of each of the editing unit 107-1 and the editing unit 107-2 on the floor 702, that is, on the left side of the editing unit 107-1 and the right side of the editing unit 107-2 in the drawing. A chair 706-1 and a chair 706-2 are provided.

  FIG. 28 shows a view of the housing 701 as viewed from the upper left in FIG.

  On the upper surface 701-5, a frame 731-1 and a frame 731-2 that are vertically connected to the frame 703 and connect the frame 703 and the housing 713 are provided. Further, a frame 732 that stands upright on the floor 702 is provided at the end of the left side 701-4 on the back surface 701-3 side, and the frame 706 and the frame are provided at the left side 701-4 side end of the top surface 701-5. A frame 733 is provided to connect 732.

  A frame 734 standing upright on the floor 702 is provided at an end of the right side 701-2 on the back surface 701-3 side, and a frame 709 and a frame 734 are provided on an end of the upper surface 701-5 on the right side 701-2 side. A frame 735 for connecting the two is provided.

  Further, a frame 736 that connects the frame 732 and the housing 713 and a frame 737 that connects the frame 734 and the housing 713 are provided at the end of the upper surface 701-5 on the back surface 701-3 side.

  Here, a curtain, a panel, and the like are provided on the right side surface 701-2 of the housing 701, that is, a side surface formed of the frame 709, the frame 734, and the frame 735, so Partitioned. Similarly, a curtain, a panel, and the like are provided on the left side surface 701-4 of the housing 701, that is, the side surface composed of the frame 706, the frame 732, and the frame 733, and the back surface 701-3 and the upper surface 701-5 are also provided. A curtain, a panel, and the like are provided to partition the inside of the housing 701 from the outside.

  Further, the upper half of each of the opening 711 and the opening 712 is covered with each of the frame 704 and the frame 705 so that a user outside the housing 701 cannot see the inside of the housing 701. Each curtain is suspended.

  FIG. 29 is a view of the inside of the housing 701 of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 shown in FIG. 27 as viewed from the upper surface 701-5 side. 29, the same reference numerals are given to the portions corresponding to those in FIG. 27 or FIG. 28, and description thereof will be omitted as appropriate.

  In FIG. 29, a space surrounded by the rear surface 701-3, the front surface 701-1, the left side surface 714-1 of the housing 713, and the right side surface 714-2 of the housing 713 is defined as a photographing space 761. ing. A space adjacent to the shooting space 761 and surrounded by the back surface 701-3, the front surface 701-1, the left side surface 701-4, and the left side surface 714-1 of the housing 713 is an editing space 762-1. A space adjacent to the imaging space 761 and surrounded by the back surface 701-3, the front surface 701-1, the right side surface 701-2, and the right side surface 714-2 of the housing 713 is an editing space 762-2.

  Here, an imaging unit 104, an imaging display unit 134, and the like are provided on the front surface of the housing 713 disposed in the imaging space 761 facing the opening 710, and the front surface is included in the imaging space 761. . The left side surface 714-1 of the housing 713 is included in the editing space 762-1. The left side surface 714-1 is provided with an editing unit 107-1, and the right side surface 714-2 of the housing 713 is edited. The editing unit 107-2 is provided on the right side surface 714-2, which is included in the space 762-2.

  Hereinafter, when it is not necessary to distinguish the edit space 762-1 and the edit space 762-2 from each other, they are simply referred to as an edit space 762.

  A background curtain unit 105 is disposed at an end on the front surface 701-1 side of the upper surface 701-5 in the imaging space 761. As in the case described with reference to FIG. 21, the curtain that is close to the opening 710 is the shielding curtain 451, and the other curtains are the background curtain 231.

  In addition, an opening 763-1 as an entrance from the shooting space 761 to the editing space 762-1 is provided in the shooting space 761 between the left side surface 714-1 of the housing 713 and the frame 707. Further, a curtain 764-1 is suspended from the upper surface 701-5, and the photographing space 761 and the editing space 762-1 are partitioned by the curtain 764-1 at the position of the opening 763-1.

  Similarly, an opening 763-2 as an entrance from the shooting space 761 to the editing space 762-2 is provided in the shooting space 761 between the right side surface 714-2 of the housing 713 and the frame 708. . Further, a curtain 764-2 is suspended from the upper surface 701-5, and the photographing space 761 and the editing space 762-2 are partitioned by the curtain 764-2 at the position of the opening 763-2.

  Here, the opening 763-1 and the opening 763-2 are provided at positions facing each other in the imaging space 761. Hereinafter, the openings 763-1 and 763-2 are simply referred to as openings 763 when it is not necessary to distinguish between the openings 763-1 and 763-2.

  Further, in the figure, dotted lines 765-1 and 765-2 represent the angle of view of the camera 132, and in the figure, the image of the area on the right side of the dotted line 765-1 and the left side of the dotted line 765-2 is the camera 132. Taken by Therefore, the opening 763-1 and the opening 763-2 serving as the entrance to the editing space 762-1 and the editing space 762-2 are not captured outside the angle of view of the camera 132, that is, in the image photographed by the camera 132. In the position.

  In the editing space 762-1, the editing unit 107-1 is arranged in the housing 713 so that the editing display unit 161 provided in the editing unit 107-1 faces the left side 701-4. The user X21 and the user X22 can sit on a chair 706-1 arranged on the left side in the drawing of the editing unit 107-1, and perform editing work.

  Further, a curtain 766-1 that divides the editing space 762-1 and the outside of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is suspended from the end of the upper surface 701-5 in the editing space 762-1 on the front surface 701-1 side.

  In the editing space 762-2, the editing unit 107-2 is arranged in the housing 713 so that the editing display unit 293 provided in the editing unit 107-2 faces the right side 701-2. The user Z11 to the user Z13 can sit on a chair 706-2 arranged on the right side in the drawing of the editing unit 107-2 in the vertical direction and perform editing work.

  In addition, a curtain 766-2 that divides the editing space 762-2 and the outside of the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 is suspended from an end of the upper surface 701-5 on the front surface 701-1 side in the editing space 762-2.

  Note that the lengths of the chair 706-1 and the chair 706-2 are longer than the length of the chair 666-2 shown in FIG. 26, and the editing work is easier for the user. Further, in the editing space 762, the editing unit 107 is disposed on the left side surface 714-1 and the right side surface 714-2 of the housing 713, and thus a housing different from the housing in which the photographing unit 104 is provided in the editing space 762. Body, that is, it is not necessary to arrange a case where only the editing unit 107 is provided, so that the space in the editing space 762 for the user to perform editing work is larger than that in the editing space 662 shown in FIG. Become even wider.

  By the way, when the user is not shooting in the shooting space 761 or the photo sticker creating device 61 is not used by the user, the shielding curtain 451 provided near the entrance of the shooting space 761 is It is stored in the background curtain unit 105.

  In a state where the shielding curtain 451 is stored in the background curtain 105, when the user plays a photo sticker creation game, the user enters the shooting space 761 through the opening 710 as an entrance, and the coin is inserted into the coin insertion / ejection slot. 136.

  Then, the shielding curtain 451 as the entrance door is lowered, the entrance door to the imaging space 761 is closed, and the user faces the direction of the imaging unit 104 and takes a desired pose to start the imaging operation. At this time, when the user operates the photographing display unit 134 to select the background curtain 231, the selected background curtain 231 is lowered from the background curtain unit 105 to be the background. When the photographing operation is completed, the lowered background curtain 231 is rolled up and stored in the background curtain unit 105.

  When the photographing work is completed, a movement guide that prompts the user to move to the editing space 762 is displayed on the photographing display unit 134, and the user opens an opening 763 as an entrance to the editing space 762 according to the movement guide. As a result, it moves to the editing space 762-1 or the editing space 762-2.

  When the user moves to the editing space 762 and starts editing work, the shielding curtain 451 is rolled up and stored in the background curtain unit 105, and the entrance door is opened. When the editing operation is completed, the user exits the editing space 762 through the opening 711 or the opening 712 as an exit from the editing space 762.

  In this way, the camera enters the shooting space 761 from the opening 710 as the entrance, moves from the shooting space 761 to the editing space 762 through the opening 763, and further edits through the opening 711 or the opening 712 as the exit. By leaving the space 762, the photo sticker creating device 61 can be installed if only the front surface 701-1 of the photo sticker creating device 61, that is, one side surface is open.

  In addition, since the opening 763 that connects the imaging space 761 and the editing space 762 is provided, the moving distance of the user can be further shortened. That is, when moving from the shooting space 761 to the editing space 762, the user can move quickly without ever going outside the photo sticker creating apparatus 61. Thereby, a user's rotation rate can be improved.

  In addition, a curtain unit for storing the curtain 764-1 or the curtain 764-2 is provided on the upper surface 701-5 so that the curtain 764-1 or the curtain 764-2 can be rolled up and stored in the curtain unit. The curtain 764-1 or the curtain 764-2 may be an automatically elevating curtain. In this case, when the photographing operation is completed, the curtain 764-1 or the curtain 764-2 is wound up and stored in the curtain unit, and when the editing operation is started, the curtain 764-1 or the curtain 764-2 is lowered.

  The functional configuration of the photo sticker creating device 61 shown in FIG. 29 is, for example, the configuration shown in FIG. 10, and when the photo sticker creating device 61 is turned on, the photo sticker creating device 61 The same process as the photo sticker creation game process described with reference to FIG. Note that the photographing process described with reference to FIG. 22 is performed as a process corresponding to the process of step S11, and the editing process described with reference to FIG. 23 is performed as a process corresponding to the process of step S12.

  When the editing operation is completed, the user exits the editing space 762 through the opening 711 or the opening 712 according to the movement guide displayed on the editing display unit 161 or the editing display unit 293 of the editing unit 107, and the sticker sheet. Is discharged from the sticker paper discharge port 196, the sticker paper is received, and the photo sticker creation game ends.

  Thus, by providing the opening 763 that connects the shooting space 761 and the editing space 762 and serving as an entrance to the editing space 762, the user exits the photo sticker creation device 61 after the shooting operation is completed. It is possible to move quickly to the editing space 762 without doing so.

  As described above, since the opening for connecting the photographing space and the editing space is provided, it is possible to move to each space provided in the photo sticker creation apparatus more quickly, and a narrower installation space. A photo sticker creation device can be installed.

  In the above description, each of the chair 486, the chair 661, the chair 706-1, and the chair 706-2 has been described as being configured by a U-shaped pipe or the like, but may be configured otherwise. Good.

  In addition, when the photo sticker creating apparatus 61 shown in FIG. 20, FIG. 26 or FIG. 29 has a structure in which only one side surface of the housing is required to be opened, the photographing space and the editing space are complete. It is not preferable for the crime prevention to be shielded from the outside. Accordingly, the curtains provided between the shooting space and the editing space, that is, the curtain 488 in FIG. 20, the curtain 664-1 and the curtain 664-2 in FIG. 26, and the curtain 764-1 and the curtain 764-2 in FIG. Curtains provided at the exit from the editing space, that is, curtains 452 and 453 in FIG. 20, curtains 667-1 and 667-2 in FIG. 26, and curtains 766-1 and 766-2 in FIG. It is preferable that the lower part is opened in part or all of the curtains so that the inside of the shooting space or the editing space can be seen.

  Further, in the above, the print medium is not limited to the sticker paper, and for example, the print medium is printed on a predetermined size paper, a poster paper, a card such as a telephone card, or a cloth such as a T-shirt. It may be.

  The embodiments of the present invention are not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.

It is a figure which shows arrangement | positioning of the imaging | photography space and edit space of the conventional photograph sticker production apparatus. It is a figure which shows arrangement | positioning of the imaging | photography space and edit space of the conventional photograph sticker production apparatus. It is a perspective view which shows the example of an external appearance structure of the photograph sticker production apparatus to which this invention is applied. It is the figure which looked at the inside of the housing | casing of a photograph sticker production apparatus from the ceiling part side. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the front of a 1st unit. It is a figure which shows the structural example of an edit unit. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the right side surface of a 2nd unit. It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of the 2nd unit seen from the surface side with respect to a 1st unit. It is a figure which shows the structural example of a background curtain unit. It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the function of a photograph sticker production apparatus. It is a flowchart explaining a photograph sticker creation game process. It is a flowchart explaining an imaging | photography process. It is a figure which shows the example of the screen displayed on an imaging | photography display part at the time of imaging | photography. It is a flowchart explaining an edit process. It is the figure which looked at the inside of the housing | casing of a photograph sticker production apparatus from the ceiling part side. It is a figure explaining the movement of an imaging unit. It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the other function of a photograph sticker production apparatus. It is a flowchart explaining an imaging | photography process. It is a perspective view which shows the other external appearance structural example of a photograph sticker production apparatus. It is the figure which looked at the inside of the housing | casing of a photograph sticker production apparatus from the upper surface. It is a figure which shows the position where a background curtain unit is arrange | positioned. It is a flowchart explaining an imaging | photography process. It is a flowchart explaining an edit process. It is a perspective view which shows the other external appearance structural example of a photograph sticker production apparatus. It is a perspective view which shows the other external appearance structural example of a photograph sticker production apparatus. It is the figure which looked at the inside of the housing | casing of a photograph sticker production apparatus from the upper surface. It is a perspective view which shows the other external appearance structural example of a photograph sticker production apparatus. It is a perspective view which shows the other external appearance structural example of a photograph sticker production apparatus. It is the figure which looked at the inside of the housing | casing of a photograph sticker production apparatus from the upper surface.

Explanation of symbols

61 Photo Sticker Making Device 71 First Unit 72 Second Unit 76 Opening 78 Opening 101 Shooting Space 102 Opening 103-1 Editing Space 103-2 Editing Space 104 Shooting Unit 106-1 Opening Door 106-2 Opening Door 107-1 Editing Unit 107-2 Editing Unit 132 Camera 133 Captured Image Display Unit 134 Shooting Display Unit 161 Edit Display Unit 261 Control Unit 293 Edit Display Unit 354 Opening 441 Housing 448 Opening 449 Opening 450 Opening 451 Shielding Curtain 481 shooting space 482-1 editing space 482-2 editing space 610 opening 611 opening 612 opening 661 shooting space 662-1 editing space 662-2 editing space 710 opening 711 opening 712 opening 761 shooting space 762-1 Editing space 7 2-2 Edit space

Claims (9)

Photographing means for photographing a user as a subject;
A photographing space for photographing the subject, wherein the photographing means is provided;
A first editing space adjacent to the shooting space for editing a shot image obtained by shooting;
A second editing space adjacent to the shooting space for editing the shot image;
A first opening provided in a partition between the shooting space and the first editing space, through which the user moves from the shooting space to the first editing space;
A photo sticker creating apparatus, comprising: a second opening provided in a partition between the shooting space and the second editing space, through which the user moves from the shooting space to the second editing space. First partitioning means provided in the first opening and partitioning the shooting space and the first editing space;
The photo sticker creating apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: a second partition unit that is provided in the second opening and partitions the photographing space and the second editing space. The photo sticker creating apparatus according to claim 2, wherein a curtain or a door as the first partition unit or the second partition unit is provided in the first opening or the second opening. The photo sticker creating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the first editing space and the second editing space are provided adjacent to each other. The partition provided with the entrance to the shooting space is a vertical plane orthogonal to the partition provided with the exit from the first editing space and the exit from the second editing space. The photo sticker creating apparatus according to claim 4 provided. The photo sticker creating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the first opening and the second opening are provided to face each other. The entrance to the shooting space, the exit from the first editing space, and the exit from the second editing space are provided adjacent to each other and facing in the same direction. Photo sticker creation device. Editing means for editing the captured image;
The photographic sticker according to claim 7, further comprising: a casing in which the editing unit is provided on a side surface that forms an acute angle with the first opening, the casing being disposed in the first editing space. Creation device. First editing means for editing the captured image;
Second editing means for editing the captured image;
A first side surface included in the shooting space; a first side surface included in the first editing space; a second side surface included in the first editing space; and the second editing unit. The photo sticker creating apparatus according to claim 7, further comprising: a housing having a third side surface provided in the second editing space, the housing being disposed in the photographing space.

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