Tiny shop in Amsterdam West. Very nice, efficient and standard prices…read more I got there to take a passport/ID picture and they were super fast. It is really close to the Amsterdam City Hall west office so you can just pop by to get your pic taken and get straight to the City Hall for your processing needs. Very good

I'm so disappointed by the service in this shop. from being charged extra while I have asked for…read morehelp and was not helped to not even the person not accounting for it. never again !

Oh where to begin? The staff was surly. Some lady behind the counter looked at us like we were…read moregoing to steal something. We needed transparencies made from printed images. We accept there might have been a (minor) language barrier....... and considering the eyerolls, snort, tuts, sighs and not-so-discrete teeth sucking clearly we needed to speak "moody cow" to deal with the hormones. In the end? We just could t be asked to soldier on and cancelled the job and said we would come back another time. #JustSayNo

Beautiful brandstore in the Amsterdam City center. Loved to see the store and the photo gallery…read more The camera's they sell are expensive but they also have some nice merchandise. If you're in the neighbourhood its definitely worth a visit.

Great people. Beautiful store. English language spoken perfectly. Completely agree with David T's…read morereview.

This is one of the WORST camera stores I've ever been to in any country. The prices are higher than…read moreany other camera shop in Amsterdam, the salespeople are unknowledgeable about photography and quite rude, and they sell "grey market" cameras under the guise of authentic "legal" cameras. I only started going to this store after the other two camera stores nearby closed in the past few years. I will gladly travel further to one of the other camera stores in the Oost or deep Zuid by subway rather than walking to this tourist rip-off trap.

Tinto. In Spain a wine, in the Netherlands a cartridge shop. Slash whatever print service slash…read morepassport photos slash whatever postal service point (post.nl, Kiala, DHL). Next trial on my printing journey. I was full of hope since they have a professional website. OK, that doesn't mean anything but I like to stick to that illusion. When I entered the shop there was a customer sitting at the promised printhoek ("In veel vestigingen kunt u rustig even achter een pc plaatsnemen"), using the service "een bestand vanuit uw email of USB stick uitprinten". Fortunately he finished quickly so I could overtake it. My first official act was to remove the USB stick because I thought the guy had forgotten to take it with him. Bad idea. It wasn't his USB but in fact this stick provides the internet connection. But there's no warning signal, no big orange note, covering half of the PC, saying in capital letters "DO NOT REMOVE THIS USB STICK!". However, that didn't bother me because I had my PDFs on my USB stick. That the PC didn't recognize. The sales guy came and tested his USB stick with the same result. So he tried it on his PC behind the desk et voilà. I was relieved and handed him my USB. But as soon as I wanted to open my PDF files I realized that there was no Adobe Reader installed on his PC - WTF? He explained that the company didn't allow that program on the admin PC (epic fail), only on the print PC. Next step: open web browser, log in to my e-mail account, upload PDF files. Go to print PC, access my mailbox - no internet connection (because I had removed the internet-connecting USB stick, remember?), try to find the error, click click, solution: restart PC, new attempt, success. When I finally was ready to print the files I was left alone with Windows. The print tool didn't automatically detect that the format was A3, so I had to thoroughly check all print settings and change the format to A3 (button "Print Setup..." bottom left, for non-Windows users). I have to mention that through my whole journey the sales guy was very friendly and tried to help to his best knowledge. In the end I paid €5.50 for 6 colour prints in A3 (€1 for use of the PC, €0,75 per sheet). Conclusion: if you come here to print DO store your files somewhere online so you can download them in the shop. DON'T bring the files on a USB stick. Good knowledge in Windows helps. Mac-only users you better stay away.

Quick service for passport photos. We were in and out within 5 minutes. I would ALWAYS make sure…read morethat you are getting the right size since US passport photos are different than Dutch, and you'll want to check visa photo requirements. We walked in and after being welcomed with "hallo!" my husband asked for passport photos. The man then points to the mini studio set up. He gave quick instructions to look straight ahead and not smile, took three photos (by hand!), and asked which one he preferred. A couple clicks on the computer later, the photos were printed. He then manually popped them out of the photo card and put them in an envelope. We found the price to be very reasonable at 10€ for 6 photos. I saw a sign that they take travelers' cheques if you have them, but there is also an ATM close by, and of course they take PIN.

I finally came on in here, since they were really close to my place. I was apprehensive at first,…read morebecause I was trying to stay loyal to another print shop. However, I could no longer hold back my curiosity for the new print shop on the corner of Rijnstraat. Nice print shop, which offers a variety of products. I may definitely come back to have a canvas made and create my own cool T-shirt. Shop is laid out nice with a few computers, printers,banners, canvas prints, business cards and more.

Van der Linde is one of these unremarkable shops that you hardly notice until you need something…read morespecific stationery-like. Like a foam board. Don't get mislead by the shop front, this place is huge! And it's not a stationery store (like I thought because of the display) but an artist supply (like it says on the plaque). But they've also got stationery. Only when you enter and walk around you notice how big this shop is and their assortment is HU-MUN-GOUS! I haven't seen so many different paint / acrylic brands in all my life so far. I guess Van der Linde basically has got everything that you may ever need for painting (thousands of paint tubes and brushes) or being creative with paper whatsoever. They have more different articles than you can even imagine. All kinds of paper colours and sizes, sketch blocks, maps, foam boards, books about relevant topics, a vast stationery assortment, spray, easels, and and and. It's a joy to visit even if you don't need anything. I guess you'll still walk out with a bag.

Nice unexpected art supply store in Jordaan area. They didn't have the specific watercolors I was…read morelooking for but I still managed to spend $30 for brushes. Good selection of everything-the store is well stocked and the employees seemed helpful.