The photographer is good n nice, as well as the woman. This big man wanted to charge "1k per…read moreSoftcopy!!!!" This guy is obviously greedy And a termite to the business- in another transaction the same guy refused an upgrade that initially he offered. never go to Aura branch.

Fujifilm is considered as one of the leading photography and imaging company in the world. Whenever…read moreI have to develop images or I need photos to be digitally reconstructed, this is the first place that I go to. Fujifilm has all types of advanced digital and photofinishing equipment to make sure that they provide the best service to their loyal customers. I don't really print photos anymore. All of my memorable photos are stored inside my laptop. I usually go to Fujifilm for digital reconstruction. I have pictures of me and my family taken when I was a still a child and unfortunately, most of them are no longer in good shape. A lot of these pictures have been torn to pieces and there's no easy way to fix it unless you're an expert in using Photoshop. Good thing Fujifilm is here to fix all of these photos. When they were finally done digitally reconstructing the images, all of the photos looked good as new. It only took them an hour to completely finish everything.

All things analog have been getting a resurrection lately. The dust is blown off old vinyl records,…read morean old record player is given new life, and even the shutter of an old analog camera goes off again. More and more of my friends have been taking their old analog cameras for a spin again. Since they know that I have penchant for film photography, inquiries regarding film-processing centers is something I've been asked repeatedly. So for you old school shutterbugs out there who want their rolls of film developed, my suggestion is to visit the Fujifilm branch located in the basement of SM Megamall A. The shop does C-41 Processing (for color negative films) but they also accept cross-processing jobs for slide films. Having a roll processed will cost you less than Php 200. I usually don't have my photos printed. Instead, I have the photos scanned and saved into a CD. I just personally prefer to have a digital record of all my photos rather than having them printed out and gathering dust in my room. The whole service takes an hour, ample time for you to check out the rest of the mall.

Great Image lives up to its name, they do take supreme and excellent photos. We availed of the…read moreHeirloom collection for our family's annual picture taking and were advised by the photographer to wear solid colored outfits, because it works best during family portraits so we chose to wear shades of gray and brought several formal and casual clothes too. The photo-shoot was more of fun that stressful,the photographers werevery professional and fun to work with and he guided us on positioning, where to stand, pose and smile. We got the framed pictures after several weeks and it was undeniably a high quality piece that can be kept by the family as a remembrance and for the next generation to see. The photos were amazing as it captured every character and personality of each member of the family. They also offer multiple package like Precious collections for babies; Graduation Collection for thenewly grad, Relationship Collection for married couples, friends or siblings and so much more. So for great photos and memories that you will treasure forever, have the moment captured by Great Image.

hindi helpful ang staff, tapos pinababayaran ng 1000 pesos per picture in excess sa package mo and…read moretake note soft copy 1000 pesos each! Great image sm aura bad experience

Before the days of Power Mac Centers, there was Digital Walker. For the longest time, they were one…read moreof the few stores that were authorized retailers of Apple products. I got my first iPod from them. I continue to frequent their store for other Apple-related products and accessories. Of course, over the years they've expanded their product lines and are now among the top retailers for premium gadgets including smartphones, tablets and cameras. If you're looking for a gift for your technophile husband or you simply need a good gadget for yourself, make sure you check out this store first. I highly recommend their line of headsets/earphones. They have big brands like Marshall, Urbanears, JBL and Sennheiser. For those into photography, Digital Walker carries Canon and Nikon cameras. All set on your gadgets? Then protective gear might be a good purchase for you. They carry brands like Speck, Belkin and Crumpler, too.

I go to this shop for printing of pics for my journal. They use good quality paper and printing is…read morequick and easy. Next I'll try is the instapic prints - fifteen pesos for two photos which is quite a good deal. The service can be improved though. The guy staff makes customers wait. I had to call the attention of the lady who just went out from the studio because the guy couldn't care less if customers were waiting. When I went back to pick up my prints, he was just there, opening his bag of chips. I had to call the attention of the supervisor to get my printouts.

This is a very inexpensive place to have your one hour or less pictures taken at. We had 1"x1"…read morephotos taken, and it was only 75 Pesos for a set of more than 4 pictures. The other photo shop nearby charges double the price for 4 photos. I have also had them make refrigerator magnets for a great price. You just need to log onto their WiFi and upload your picture onto their site. They make oil paintings of your picture which are created by a local artist. Now that is something that I have not done here yet.

Sometimes the convenience of having an ID photo taken can be difficult. I've noticed that there are…read moreless and less photo developing stores and photography stores now in Makati. When I was young, I remember having to wait to develop my 24 or 26 rolls of photos. I would be so excited even when I had to wait to get my ID photos done for school IDs, passports, etc... I think because not a lot of people print out photos anymore. Most people have their photos directly on their phones, on their laptops, or even in digital frames. But for whatever reason you may be needing an ID photo done and you can't wait more than 15 minutes to have your photo taken and printed, theres a small nook in Greenbelt 1 that is more convenient that the regular photo shops. I prefer to go to Tronix because in just ten minutes you basically get four to six pieces your ID photos for as low as Php60. No fuss, no 30 minutes to 1 hour waits.

I was driving by the Scout area the other day and while waiting for a car to clear the road I saw…read moreShutter Master Pro so I decided to check it out. It's every photographer's dream! I'm not a professional photographer but I super enjoy it as a hobby. I love how photos can stand the test of time and how so much memories come from a single still! Shutter Master Pro has all sorts of equipment for any photographer, from amateurs to professionals. They have lenses, straps, programs, tools (and many things I didn't even knew existed!). It's also good to know that they hold classes there for all levels of photographers and different aspects of photography. I love how it's super well designed too, with brick walls and wooden crates! I ended up getting a monopod for my new toy, a go pro! I was super happy to find out that the prices weren't so bad either. I ended up coming back twice in the same week, good to know this place exists!

Shutter Master Pro is the glammed up name of Aperture Trading, the go to place of photographers and…read morehobbyists alike for camera lighting equipment and other accessories for more than a decade running. Their old store in Banawe was as basic as they came. There was no design or aesthetics involved. It was just a place to do business. They've since moved to a bigger and way better place in Morato. Shutter Master Pro looks like a completely new store. It's as if they joined one of the extreme makeover reality shows. The whole vibe of the place is awesome. The place is liberally sprinkled with wooden accents, from shelving to upcycled crates that act as tables. There's even a brick wall that can act as a photographic backdrop. Even if you aren't buying anything, just roaming around inside is enthralling. They attached a café of sorts to the store so you can have a cup of Joe while waiting for them to ring up your equipment order. This is the place they hold their photography seminars as well.