Once Ken, who works here, asked me: "Do you like tomatoes?" I said, yes, why I do like tomatoes. He…read morewent out the back and returned with a bag of them, explaining that he had a lot growing at home so had brought some in to give away. It was still one of the nicest things that's ever happened to me in a shop. Good one Ken! Apart from random acts of kindness, this is the place to go for anything camera-related. They stock a wide range of gear, (including studio equipment) and seem to always be a little bit cheaper than other places around. They also sell second hand gear on behalf, and also repair film cameras (not digital ones, although they can clean the sensor for you). I've actually had the same camera for about 18 years, so I'm not really their target market, but if you're upgrading or getting your first camera, I encourage you to go here and talk to people who know of what they speak. Finally, if you are in need of Lomo and the like, you can get that here too. All this and free tomatoes!

Whenever I come to the Photo Warehouse I end up figuratively drooling over all they have there…read more It's a store filled with all the most amazing cameras and camera gear. literally every where you look there's something I want, need and must have. It's a photographer's dreamland. It's great for the amateur photographer too as they have a wide range of cheap cameras to the very, very high end of the scale for the more professional people. The staff are super helpful and know so much about cameras. It's a great place to go if you're looking for a camera but don't know where to start. They'll help you figure out exactly what you need and the kinds of cameras you should be looking at. I'd definitely pop in there if you're into photography, or even if you aren't it might inspire you to start having a go at it.

I went to Photo warehouse because I had a problem with my charger. Jason was so friendly to check…read moreout what the problem was by using a spare cable from the store. Although they didn't had my charger in stock they helped me out anyways! Unfortunately I was leaving the next day, so we couldn't order a new one either but he helped me out anyways and charged both my sony w-batteries for free! Awesome service there for sure!!

There's quite a few reasons you should go to this place if you are a photographer (or just have…read morepretensions to be one, like me), but really all you need to know about them can be found on their website, where they have an image of the raddest baby you're ever likely to see. I rarely think babies are cute, as most just look like tiny Winston Churchills, but this baby does not. This same spirit of rad transfers over to this shop. Jan is remarkably honest: "Why do you want to get that film developed?" "I wanted to try out this old (110) film, see what it's like" "You know you could do the same thing with your phone. It's no good this film, too small." It probably won't surprise you to know that they're actually very good printers, and do things at a good price: $15 for 24 exposures developed and printed. They also process wacky film types that the chain places would baulk at. Jan told me once that people drive from the North Shore to bring her film; I would believe it. Plus she is too honest to tell fibs.

I love this business. I have all my old photos restored here and am gradually going through all my…read moreold family videos and having them put onto DVD. Bobby has been incredible, even taking 36mm film, and putting it onto a DVD for me, with the most beautiful music to accompany it. Definitely recommend them - lovely people and they do a fantastic job!

I've been here a few times to get some photos developed in my lunch breaks. It's not the most…read moreamazing photo developing place but it does the job when you just want to see your photos right away. The staff aren't very chatty but get the job done quick smart. Which is what I want when I only have a limited amount of time. They also do passport photo printing and again this is a handy location if you need photos as soon as possible. They do printing from both film and digital cameras which many places don't do nowadays. It's great for all you lomography lovers out there who have embraced the awesome art of film photography. But again, the quality may be a bit iffy so just be wary of this. You can pick up cameras there as well for a decent price.

Ordered online Wed and received Friday AM. So good service and the product is excellent. thank you…read more A

After finding the product I was looking for through Google I purchased from photowarehouse.co.nz at…read morethe advertised discounted price on Friday 11th April 2025. After payment, I was informed that the product was not available and offered a cheaper and lesser quality product that was clearly not even close to a fair replacement. All my attempts in finding a reasonable outcome for their mistake and failure to deliver as promised has met a brick wall. Apart from sending through a link to their online-shopping-policy which they believe trumps any Fair Trading or Consumer Act obligations - they are not returning emails and still have my money.

Kingsize is where you go to rent any kind of photography equipment you need. They have lights and…read morelenses and cameras and tripods and everything. They also have studios for hire. There are four - three indoors and a garden studio outside which is probably my favourite. It's just three walls outside, but I don't know where else you can hire a studio like that in Auckland. The prices are a little high, just like every studio in Auckland. You should expect to be forking out a bit of money to hire expensive equipment anyway. The people are really helpful and friendly and the environment there is nice. They always remember me and say hi to me even though I only go in a couple of times a year.

Top of the pops. These guys are easily the best photographic and film support guys around. They…read morehave all the gear, studios and incredible advice. I do agree with Katherine that you do need to drop the coin but the benefits are totally worth it. Freelance world is a lonely place and relying on online tutorials will get you no where. This team is always willing to make you a coffee and talk about your next job and help cater rental gear accordingly. I'm always learning when i'm there and enjoy their chats/coffee to the point that I am often nicely asked to leave :p. Probably a good thing.