Do you think people would pay for quick studio hire?

[nsa]

I am thinking about setting up a photography studio with a turntable in it in a unit owned by a friend. It would have an infinity wall backdrop and good but not ultra professional lighting. The idea is that you can come and take your own photos to edit at home, or we can do it and there is a printing company nearby that can print off whatever shots you want. The turntable allows you to be in and out in about 15 minutes without having to shuffle the car around.

Since more people have good cameras these days and photo editing is much easier than it used to be, I figured this might be a useful service but it's mainly a way of making some money out of spare space. I'm not a photographer. What do you think?

[S. Gonzales Esq.]

These people do something very similar. They compensate for a small studio with PS work and offer a hire service. Perhaps you could buy a session and see how they do it.