Over the past several years Vermont Camera has been great to work with. Vintage film camera need…read moreattention from time to time to keep them in top condition and Vermont Camera always follows through in a timely way. Service has been thorough and polite, with excellent communication. Leica repair and refurbishing skills have exceeded expectations.

I come here to get my film developed! The staff is always so nice and extremely helpful. Sometimes…read morewhen they are a bit busy you do have to wait for a few minutes before being helped, but the store has lots of cameras and gadgets to take a look at while you wait! They will email you a Dropbox link if you opted for digital prints. The turnaround time is so fast, one time they emailed me my photos within the hour. I always get both digital and physical copies and it's around $30 which i think is such a great deal. I love love coming here.

I've always received great service at LeZots. The staff is incredibly knowledgable, but not snobby…read moreor judgy when I ask a zillion questions. I've sold them lenses, purchased lenses, developed film, brainstormed gear, and just yesterday they quickly fixed a destroyed UV filter while I waited! Thank you for being here, LeZot!!

The best. It's invaluable to be able to talk to someone who has an aesthetic for how things should…read morelook. I prepaid for the framing and when I went to pick it up, he told me that he'd used different mat than he had planned and gave me some money back. Who does this? His work is fabulous.

Jon's Darkroom has longevity because of Jon's dedication to his craft and to his customers. He…read morecontinues to live, work, and serve the same community he has for decades. I came in with a photo project to be gifted to my mother, and what may have been a practiced and simple matter of detail to Jon made my mother's day--forever.

I bought a lens and used once and did not like the way it worked .They will always find a way not…read moreto refund a purchase and try to give half the price.

I purchased a camera and had trouble operating it because of my physical constraints. They…read moreimmediately and pleasantly remedied my problem. I am extremely pleased with them, and they will be getting business for me in the future. I highly recommend them.

There are many things I dislike about Walmart but, for today, I am going to be talking about the…read more"photo center." I use that term loosely. I uploaded an album online and ordered some prints. This is where I'm going to have to own up to some mistakes on my part. I should have thoroughly read their options before completing my request. However, some of the circumstances that followed were so ridiculous that it just didn't occur to me to anticipate them. They only have 1 hour, site to store or home delivery. I clicked site-to-store thinking it would be next day like Walgreens or Rite Aid. Surprise! It takes 7-10 business days! When you click on the link that supposedly explains why this is it only reiterates that it is, indeed, 7-10 business days. Thanks, Sherlock, but you still haven't answered my question. Guess what. They even tell you that their one hour might be late depending on blah blah blah. You certainly win first prize for making excuses.

It's always a great experience when visiting Ray Supply. Whether they have what I'm looking for or…read morenot (they almost always do), it's definitely worth stopping in. Their new location is small, but it is inviting and puts the focus on their products. The sales team is great - they are very friendly and happy to offer recommendations.

I'm sure this store is great at some things. But get your passport photos elsewhere!…read more In a fit of social consciousness, I decided to get my passport photos done at a local business. The woman who took them told it would take a couple of days--most places do passport photos instantly, but I was trying to be generous, and I had time so I decided this would be fine. They took the photos, and told me it would cost $25 for two. Passport photos are usually less than half this price, but the photos had already been taken, so it didn't seem like I had an opportunity to say I didn't want them anymore. I left the store feeling like an idiot, and wishing that I'd just gone to the post office. When I went to pick up the photos I got four passport photos, not two. When I asked if I'd been double charged (because $12.50 for two passport photos would almost have been a reasonable price), I was told that they always give complimentary photos in case the photos are cut wrong. If I'd known I'd be getting double, I'd have asked for one photo not two. And the photos weren't cut at all. There were 4 passport sized images on two 4x6 sheets of photo paper. I think it's fair to assume when you ask for passport photos, you'll actually get individual 2x2 pre-cut photographs. I told the manager that $25 was very high relative to prices elsewhere for passport photos, and she told me that I should check the prices of other "photo studios." Nothing that this woman did was any different than what an employee at a drug store or the post office would have done. It wasn't a glamour shot or a school portrait. There was no special lighting or fancy camera/tripod setup. It was a passport photo, taken with a digital camera, against a white wall, in a weird hallway behind the store's showroom. I know it's just $15 dollars, but it sucks to spend it on nothing.