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.

Henry's is a reliable shop that sells cameras, accessories, and spare parts (like your lens cap)…read more They carry a number of camera brands like Fujifilm, Nikon, GoPro, and Samsung among others. They sell accessories for your camera such as various camera straps, lens covers, GoPro accessories, camera lenses, flash, bags, cases, cleaning kits, etc. I'm not a pro and just take pictures as a hobby but so far I'm quite happy with what Henry's has to offer. They have a good selection of camera straps for those that want to add some color and a more personal touch to their cameras. The staff at Henry's are knowledgeable, helpful, and can help explain on what certain things are for. Although their location is a bit hidden with not much traffic, it's worth a stop to have a look at Henry's when you need something for your camera. One thing I wish Henry's would do though is make those cameras on display actual testing units. It would help customers on deciding what next lens or camera to buy.

I was shopping for a compact flash card for a Nikon D4 DSLR. The staff showed a lack of knowledge…read moreabout cameras, and did not offer the part I was looking for despite assuring me that they had a compact flash on back stock over the phone. A more knowledgeable staff that is more consumer friendly and responsible would be a great consideration to the upper management looking to improve the company from the consumer point of view.

I admire this shop very much for its endurance. I have seen film photography shops close down here…read moreand there during my Photography subject days back in college, like--I used to buy films at this place one day, and the next, they're all gone. That's why this shop amazes me. I've developed a few rolls of film here around a few years ago before my Minolta film camera broke down for good, and I remember that the results have taken me back to those good old days in the 90s. Probably a few weeks after Christmas, my mom comes home with a plastic bag full of holiday photos newly developed. The signs all over the shop's glass walls just signifies that in order to survive, they have to put in extra services to make income. It just really remind me that those days are really gone, and even if the service of film development is still available, I can't figure out for how much longer it will stay available. I'm all for saving paper and getting with the times, but sometimes, the passing of time and the changes it brings gives a bittersweet realization. Doesn't it make you feel the same way, too?