Maybe Eugene's best photo lab? Professional high quality work and fair prices. It's my go-to spot…read morefor photo needs.

I got 2 disposable cameras developed here and was given prints, digital copies and the negatives…read morewith a 2 day turn around for under $25. Max does great work and the quality of the prints are amazing. I will definitely be using them again for getting any future film developed.

I needed somewhere to develop my disposable camera film but wanted to get digital photos as well…read moreand shutterbug offered that. Some places give you the digital on a flash drive but they do it through a Google drive like which I prefer. The employees are SO nice and very helpful. This is a great store.

Amazing customer service! I'm really new to photography and being able to come in and have someone…read moreteach me how to use the settings on my camera was worth every penny. The staff here are extremely knowledgeable and have a genuine interest in photography. Recently I rented a lens from them for a special event. Due to weather many staff members could not make it in. When I emailed in to see if they might be opening later they actually let me know they weren't but would come in and open so that I could get the lens! That is above and beyond as I can understand why they were closed. If you need anything related to cameras, pictures, etc. this is the best place!

I went to instant print pics the other day for my bf & my anniversary & had a horrible experience…read more Usually, picture places leave envelopes out for you for privacy & to protect your photos post-printing. However, this Walmart locations keeps them on the counter. I had some "inappropriate " ones so I grabbed an envelope, then waited for an employee to ring me up. I got to the counter & the employee was cross with me saying "uhm, where did you get this envelope??" I replied right on the counter next to the cash register. He then proceeded to ask me to remove my pics & that he needed to make sure I didn't have more than on my receipt? I explained to him why I didn't want to. Then he continues to explain to me (in an accusatory & snippy tone) why he keeps the envelopes on his counter instead of next to the print machines. His logic was that not leaving envelopes out makes it harder to steal photos bc "someone will notice a person walking around with prints not in an envelope and stop them". First of all, if someone was going to steal photos I'm sure they would put them in their purse, back pocket, or under their shirt somehow. Envelopes have nothing to do with that. Secondly, the fact that I'm standing at the counter with my receipt trying to check out....doesn't that show that I'm not one of those people? Not only did I have to wait unusually long for assistance but, I had to stand through a lecture from a Walmart employee lol. I get "theft control" but all this fuss over literally less than $1. I've decided to boycott Walmart altogether due to many unpleasant experiences w/employees. Don't feel the same about Target, Freddy's or Walgreens.