This latest addition to Albion Street is a well equipped photography shop for any professional or…read moreamateur photographer. They sell things from the simplest digital cameras to those proper light reflector things that I don't know the name of, because I'm not a pro photographer! I was looking for a tripod when I popped in and there were plenty on offer from about £30 into the hundreds. Wow there, I don't want to spend that much! I might look on the internet to compare prices but if there's not much in it I'd rather come back here to chat to someone about the kind of thing I need. They also had loads of bags designed to fit around your camera - very handy and not something I've seen around much before.

There is a certain something about independent retailers that makes them special, perhaps it's the…read moreattention to customers or the ability to make slightly out of the box decisions, maybe it's the passion that drives them. Whatever it is you will find it by the bucket load here. I'm not a photographer but I have been known to dabble in the past and I was truly misty eyed to find this place full of cameras of a wide vintage most of which needed proper film (for you youngsters that's a sort of light sensitive material that makes magic pictures). I was transported back to my boyhood but not so sentimental that I failed to investigate the possibility of selling some of my cameras (yes they do buy them). I actually went in with a query about a digital camera and the chap offered to take a look free of charge before giving me honest advice which, incidentally, meant no profit for business for himself. If you love cameras you'll love this place.

Can't recommend this place enough. After looking for my first Leica lens for quite some time and…read moretrying out several examples from different shops in London, I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase from WY Cameras. Extremely knowledgable and helpful staff who were very patient with the many questions I had. I ordered from London on Sunday afternoon, and received my new lens on Tuesday. I was quite nervous about ordering a lens through emails and a phone call as I like to handle equipment in person before purchasing, but I couldn't be happier with my purchase. Would definitely recommend this place to any friends or colleagues looking to purchase film camera equipment. Very friendly and knowledgable staff who were a pleasure to deal with. If you're into photography, particularly film photography, I'm sure you'll love this store. Great that there are still places where you can swing by and pick up a Rolleiflex, Hassleblad, Leica, or 4x5.

I've known Paul for a number of years, he has dug me out of a series of problems and I would…read morewholeheartedly recommend him if you run into difficulty with your computer/laptop whatever. He keeps himself really up to date, he is totally trustworthy and his charges are very reasonable. Kevin Cooney

Rare shop great atmosphere loads of games the latest stuff as well as retro.read more

I bought call of duty 3 when I put it in my xbox it re formatted my hard drive.the question is what…read morewas on the game why did it format my xbox.did it put a trojan in to steal my bank account details when I connect to the internet

A bargain PoundStretcher-style shop. OK so not everything's a pound, but in a way that's a good…read morething because they end up stocking heavily discounted larger items, such as clothing and garden tools, that kind of thing. They even stock electricals, DVDs, and so on. I'd be wary of buying anything here that could break, because unfortunately it probably will. I don't live near this shop but I've passed it a few times and ended up buying one of their bargains, thinking, that's fantastically cheap- then when I've been too far away from the shop to make it worth taking it back for a refund, it's suddenly broken, sometimes only a few days after buying it. Bear in mind that there's a reason why a lot of these goods have ended up in a discount store like this one. However there are plenty of items in here with which you can't go wrong, and if you stick to those you may come away with some useful stuff, without too much damage in the wallet department.

Today I needed passport type photographs & the booths don't do me any justice! I had my picture…read moretaken & it made me look better than usual passport pics ~ certainly better than the booths! They do lots of things including portraits, albums, frames, cards, gifts using your pics ...the list is endless check it out for yourself - oh & of course they develop the 'old fashion' camera spool. Really nice people & knowledgeable. (I should have asked them to take the picture!!)

I would have to agree with Ally1310. A really great shop on the high street. I have used it a…read morenumber of times and would recommend it. They know there stuff and Phil is an excellent photographer who is genuinely interested in the town and it's events, especially the Bed race! His window is full of the action photos. Well done!

Havent been for a few months now but it is very friendly and well sorted items. I reccomendread more

I love Jessops! Why? Because of the great value and amazing selection of products they have for…read moreyour camera. Also, there's cheap digital photo printing, plus digital cameras, accessories, and all manner of goodies! I sometimes have to get just a catalogue to stop myself being tempted . . .

I have mixed feelings about Jessops. Ohn the whole they are pretty good, helpful and attentive as…read morestaff members but, some on the shop floor, in very busy times, when you and they are limited for time do not appear to be trained properly with knowledge. I'm trying to be helpful here all staff reflect your business. If out on the floor with below basic info, its a deffo minus for your business and frustrating to your customers, I dont' know, I'll go and ask someone elseoh they are busy can yo come backetc, IS NOT HELPFUL! Also, shop floor prices do not reflect the web price so you have to be on the ball to get the best prices in store! On the whole for convinience from all 3 main Leeds camera shops when compared, (and for comparison prices on the internet), Jessops quite often are cheaper they are cheaper butyou have to know what you are buying as not all technical knowledge is forthcoming from several staff memebrs for compatablity to kit you may alteady have. Ordering products in to the store is frustrating from 2 main points 1. Not phoning you when they promise too (VERY ANNOYING) TO GIVE YOU DEFINATE DELIVERY DATES OR INFO. 2. When Jessops staff do call you they tell you it should be in and when you turn up no one knows where the product is and the system they are using showing warehouse info conflicts to what you are told.Not good!! On a plus point, starting off with the camera they were VERY HELPFUL helping me navigate around the camera on many occassions with revisits so thanks very much! Will I continue to use Jessops? Yes, but if not on the shelf, I just wont bother.