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Photoworks - Welcome to Photoworks- Store Front

Photoworks

3.8(354 reviews)
4.3 km•Castro
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San Francisco awesome! I found a very old roll of film that my dad took in the navy. Photoworks…read moreassisted with generating the black and white prints. Great service and turn around time was quick! Thank you!

I've been dabbling in film photography for years now, but the service at Photoworks here in SF has…read morereally discouraged me from trusting other parties to develop my film; film that, as you know, is quite pricey to keep up with. I have resorted to squirreling away my many rolls of film (some of which are needed urgently) and driving all the way to my hometown two hours away to get them developed. Photoworks has completely altered the quality of my photos every time I come to them. (Note: I do return to places I hadn't had a good time at just to make sure it's not me, and to say I tried.) I've attached some examples of HALF a really important roll that turned out awfully. I took the same roll to another developer and they told me there was no issue with the roll or light exposure, and that Photoworks did cause the issue, not the camera. They also stopped communicating with me via phone when my scans would be ready and when the film is ready, which they always used to do before. Also, I used Harman Red (which should come out orangey) and they returned the scans almost purple in color. Just the little things I have to go back over that would have saved me time if the developing had come out right in the first place. Sorry to say! Just my two cents. Also...the prices are extremely high. I'm sorry...$25+ for scanning and developing one roll??? I pay half that at another spot! For the price, I should be getting what I pay for.

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Mike's Camera- Menlo Park - Outside from the parking lot

Mike's Camera- Menlo Park

4.4(328 reviews)
40.0 km
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I had been thinking of purchasing a camera for a while and had my research independently, and…read moredecided down to a Fujifilm XM5 or XT30III, but I struggled to make that last decision because I couldn't tell how the cameras would feel in my hands. I saw online that they had the two cameras in stock (although, if you are particular about whether there are kit lenses or not, you should call ahead) so felt pretty good about dropping in on a Saturday. There were a few people speaking to all available staff so I did wait a bit, but soon enough I was able to speak to two separate staff members. The first may have been a manager and was able to tell me upfront what was in stock and what was in the area (other location or in their warehouse - would need to be transferred). I asked if I could hold the cameras, either with the showroom cameras or whichever way. They had an XS20 on display (similar weight) and pulled an XM5 from the back. Just from the weights, I could tell that the XM5 was the right choice for me. The other salesperson was able to pair me with a Fujinon 27mm pancake lens that would keep my unit light and compact and a UV lens for protection. I will say that anybody coming in should do their research - the suggestions were helpful and already in line with what I had been planning to buy, but there are other options that are more budget friendly that they may not offer. I mentioned that I was going on a cruise to Alaska soon and asked about rentals, and he recommended that I call a few weeks in advance to see what they had in inventory to rent out. I will definitely do so! He said to aim for a 50-200mm and mentioned lensrental.com if they did not have what I needed in stock. Overall I was very pleased with their service. I would definitely come back for my other camera needs.

1 star; absolutely terrible experience…read more I called Mike's Camera ahead of time to confirm that a specific camera was in stock. The employee confirmed it twice and told me they would reserve it. Based on that assurance, I drove 50 minutes to the store. When I arrived, the entire staff seemed completely confused. Nobody knew about the reservation, they couldn't find the camera, and they kept asking one another who had reserved what. Eventually, someone remembered the phone call and brought out the "reserved" camera..only for it to be the wrong model. Despite confirming twice that the correct camera was available and wasting nearly two hours of my time driving there and back, nobody even apologized. They simply said, "Yeah, we only have this model." This store is disorganized, careless, and completely disrespectful of customers' time. If you call to confirm inventory, apparently you still cannot trust the information they give you. I would never return or recommend Mike's Camera to anyone.

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Mike's Camera- Menlo Park - Matt was incredibly helpful today. Always a pleasure to shop here, even if just window shopping.

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Camera Zone and Art Gallery - 4GB SD card inside the camera

Camera Zone and Art Gallery

3.0(215 reviews)
8.3 km•Chinatown
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A Pivotal Reframing of Camera Zone…read more Before you drop your review based on how fast the checkout felt or how "old school" the vibe is, pause and widen your aperture. Most of us are used to the instant-gratification feed--tap, swipe, next thing, dopamine hit. This place doesn't run on that algorithm. It runs on something slower, heavier, and way more intentional. This shop is a **contact print** pulled from a single negative that's been developing for over forty years. A Filipino family crossed the ocean by boat with almost nothing, living on rice and chicken while they built this from the ground up in Chinatown. That early scarcity wasn't cute poverty cosplay--it was the actual base exposure. Every choice you see now (the mix of film and digital, the real knowledge behind the counter, the gallery wall that isn't just background for selfies) carries the grain of that struggle. You're not walking into a retail space optimized for 2026 attention spans. You're standing inside a long-exposure photograph that's still being made. The generational gap you might feel isn't an accident or a flaw. A lot of us (Gen Z and Alpha especially) expect the world to feel like a perfectly lit, color-graded TikTok--seamless, fast, no friction. This spot moves at the pace of someone who still shoots film and has to wait for the scan. When the service feels deliberate instead of lightning-fast, that's not bad UX. That's someone actually "dodging and burning" your experience in real time--giving you the light where it matters instead of blasting the whole frame with the same generic brightness. The knowledge here isn't pulled from a database. It's passed down, like someone teaching you how to read the negative instead of just handing you the final JPEG. So if you're writing a review, try opening the depth of field a little wider. See the full tonal range instead of just the highlights and shadows that annoyed you in the moment. This isn't a store that's failing to keep up with ,"the NOW". It's a print that was composed with patience across four decades and is still holding its density. Review it like you're looking at the actual image, not just the thumbnail preview. -A gen y/z 'hobbyist'photographer

Expired film seller at full price without disclosing it. 3 rolls of 120 film, cost over $70. All…read morethree rolls were discovered later back at my hotel room to be months expired sold at full price.. Seems dishonest and fraudulent. Paying top price for expired film isn't getting for what you are paying for, full stop. Buyer beware!

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