Although I've heard great things about this shop, I must admit I was a bit disappointed to find…read morethat it sells mostly second hand equipment. When I asked if they had the new Nikon DSLR that I was interested in, they just said rather abruptly that they didn't have it there was no offer to get one for me or a suggestion of where else I could look for it. I think the outside of the shop ought to say that it stocks mostly (or all?) second hand gear. Having said that, it may well be the best place to pick up bargains but I can only rate it so far on my limited experience. It's open Mon-Sat 10.00am-5.00pm, closed Sundays.

This place is the photographers camera shop. A fan of taking your memory card to boots to take…read moreadvantage of the 1 hour print service? then maybe this ain't the place for you. Got yourself a proper, non point and shoot camera and need some gear/advice then this may well be the joint you've been looking for. Now in all honesty, in terms of Cameras i'm probably in the former category listed above, however while popping in here for a quick nosey, its hard not to be impressed by the array of new and old Cameras they have on display. And i bet they actually know what there talking about as well..

This is a great wee place for the community of Govan. The Portal is part of the Creative Network…read moreGovan Glasgow, which is a collective of artistic organisations who are deal with the development of the arts and deliver community-based Arts and Cultural Programmes in the south-west of Glasgow. The Portal also has several tenants from Plantation Productions, a community arts and media organisation who run The Portal, various artists in residence to Sunny Govan Radio. The latter though needs a wee Yelp all to itself. The Portal can also be used as a venue hire which is what brought me to this place. I was kindly invited by Xchange Scotland, a youth-led charity developed by Scottish volunteers and based in The Pearce Institute in Govan. Over the last fortnight I have had a couple of days to teach the foreign exchange volunteers filming techniques. I had got to know them and had fun with the time I spent with them so was more than happy to come along to The Portal as this was their last day in Govan as they are due to leave at the weekend. We were based in the main front room and brought our own food and drinks to share. The room also has a digital projector set up so they could play me some of the films they had shot and some of the photos they took in the edit they had put together. It was a great space and I can guess that the hire costs will probably be reasonable. I have been before but it's always been a flying visit to Plantation Productions but always found the place to busy with a hive a creative activities happening. A great space and venue for community of Govan.

A big THANK YOU has to go White Balloon Films…read more From our first conversation with Stewart we felt that White Balloon Films were the only choice of videographer to produce our wedding video. We have not been disappointed. When we presented with the highlight video of our day we both beamed with excitement and what can we say? It is brilliant! The whole essence and excitement of our wedding day has been captured superbly. The key moments have been captured with a real quality, grace and professionalism set to emotionally sweeping piece of music. We keep viewing our highlight video over and over again and never tire of the brilliant standard it has been filmed to. Stewart and Alina have been highly professional prior, throughout and after our wedding day. We did not have any idea how we wanted our day to be captured. The thoughts and ideas presented to us by Stewart really opened our eyes to what could be achieved and we have not been left disappointed. Stewart and Alina have caught the day perfectly with beautiful quality without at any point been obtrusive. Since the video has been made available the reaction from our Friends and family to the highlight video has been amazing. It has drawn tears form us all a number of times. Throughout the day we were put at such ease and we cannot thank White Balloon Films enough for the production, a brilliant piece of work from brilliant videographers! Keep it up!

From the owner: Cinematic wedding videos with two HD cameras brought to you by husband and wife team, Alina &…read moreStewart.

HOW HAVE YOU SENT ME BACK THE SAME BROKEN PAIR!!!!…read more WTF IS GOING ON?!!! I've come home to my neighbour giving me back the same box with the same BROKEN PAIR that I sent back to you yesterday!!!! How is this actually possible!?!?????? I've now redacted all information on the box except for the DPD delivery number so they have no chance of getting confused. That's the only thing I can possibly imagine has happened... Despite it having their bloody sticker with a new barcode on the front! Could you please, PLEASE just send ANOTHER person to collect this stupid broken pair of binoculars again. This is such a waste of time, not just mine but everyone involved. So much petrol used for nothing... Waste is the key word here and me and my fiancé are actually so disappointed. Worst gift ever in my honest opinion, never had so much stress over something so simple. Just gimme a full refund tbh, I can't be bothered anymore. You win Jessop's, we'll tbf there are no winners here at all. Especially not my fiancé who's honestly had the most shambles of a gift ever. I've included some more pictures and video to show me proving it's the same broken pair. The same pair that doesn't zoom, has a ripped open part of the case, and a completely detached right lens (which I have since screwed back in as it was easier to repackage) HERE's MY ACTUAL REVIEW: My body physically aches, especially my neck with the amount of facepalming, pacing, stress, and anger I've had to deal with because of this crappy company. Worst gift giving experience of my entire life so far. Long story short, DON'T ever buy anything online from Jessop's. Ordered before Christmas, it's now been nearly a month since I ordered and it's ARRIVED DAMAGED, then returned BROKEN IN HALF, then the same broken pair was sent back to me, then sent away and made it way back to me for a third time. Still no response from either Csjessops.com or csresolutionsjessops.com outraged by the amount of time I've had wasted, a 7am-5pm collection slot (4 separate occasions now) for a pair of binoculars that arrived broken in half. Also Ive still been left in the dark with regards to what the solution is, I keep only getting umms and arrs about what they should do coz this is clearly such a massive fk up. I just want either a new pair or a refund and it's still such a struggle for them to even approve that and let me know what the outcome is. Nobody knows how to resolve this problem because not a soul has even tried to send me a new pair yet. They won't send you the goods you've ordered UNTIL they receive the broken goods back, now normally this would make sense, especially if the product can be resold or refurbished. The pair I received couldn't even zoom in, the zoom arm was completely jammed and the focus was never syncing... It's almost like one of the lens has been completely detached and forcibly been put back together again. It also came to me in a box labeled KITE PACKAGING.CO.UK so I know it was some other users broken pair that was sent back too, how the fk it ended up at my house, not once, not twice but three times due to Jessop's and DPD being incapable of delivery services. If you like being left in the dark, receiving countless broken or completly destroyed food then Jessop's is the place for you. Just make sure you take some Kalms or summin before you try and sort anything out with them. It WILL be a very stressful experience. Good luck. Oh, and wish me luck too! Haha ‍

One day a couple of months ago, I was handed a ten-year-old camera by my then boss and instructed…read moreto get it working. She'd taken it out of the loft that morning, and it was covered in dust and dirt. I took it and headed into Jessops on Sauchiehall Street. The member of staff I dealt with was really helpful, and was completely understanding when I explained what I wanted. He didn't even flinch a the sight of the old camera, and tactfully pretended not to notice the dust. He found new batteries and a new film and even tested the whole thing out for me. I left ten minutes later with the camera working. So yes, Jessops might not be the cheapest camera shop - but I think the service more than makes up for this.

Out of the box creative definitions! Stand alone designs and applications! This business should…read moretake off like a rocket ....zoom!! Best of luck:) Liz

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The Copy Bureau Graphics is a relatively new place, just off Dumbarton Road in Partick. It offers…read morea whole host of different IT services, including photocopying, digital printing, laminating and graphic design such as letterheads. As well as popping into the shop, orders can be made by post or telephone and the finished product can be posted out, so there's really no reason to go into the shop at all. It also offers Internet access at 90 pence per half hour, which is quite reasonable. I have taken advantage of this service on many occasions, as there are no other places that offer it nearby. The internet is fast and both black & white and colour printouts are availible as well. I just feel sorry for the friendly chap who owns the shop, as the place doesn't seem to attract very many customers. It is always completely dead - quite surprising given the great services on offer at a reasonable price.

I will be honest here. I like to support small businesses, but not when they charge £1.50 for 3…read moreblack and white pages printed from an email. The place looked a nice family run place. There is a sub charge before you have even started. I think it's £1 for sub charge before you have started. The 25p per page after that. He gave me one free due to there being a slight over spill on the 3rd page. Drop the service charge as it really does put people off.

Short notice full colour digital print with difficult collation required. Seemed that nothing was…read moretoo much trouble for Chris and the Glasgow PDC team. Great job, deal secured and happy as Larry. Thanks guys and see you soon. Stephen Scratch MacTee Productions Limited @scratchmactee (Twitter)

An astounding array of print options - very friendly & helpful staff, amazingly efficient printing…read moreoperation. If you're looking for alternative ways to reach out to potential clients or advertise an event, this is the place.

It took me an embarrassingly long time to actually visit The Lighthouse, and I'm even more…read moreembarrassed to admit that I *still* haven't been up the top to look at the view over Glasgow! Next time, I promise! The Lighthouse is tucked down Mitchell Lane and has a wonderful gift shop on the ground floor. I am a certified museum-gift-shop addict and this one is nearly as good as the one at GOMA. At the moment, they're selling some great stuff to accompany the "Hello My Name is Paul Smith" exhibition and I couldn't resist getting a couple of the pencils, an eraser as well as a nice card from the range. There's a lot of nice Scottish stuff if you're looking for a gift so it's worth a browse even if you're not planning on going to an exhibition. We were there to see the Paul Smith exhibition which is on the first floor and ticketed at £6 per adult. While I think the price is a little steep, it's a fab exhibition which was really interesting, stimulating and thought-provoking - I think we were only there for half an hour or so, but really enjoyed it. I'll definitely be back sooner rather than later for a visit to the viewing platform so I'll update accordingly! But for now, I'm already a massive fan so I can't expect the rating to change for this lovely gallery.

The Lighthouse is a lovely museum that you'd probably never find, and I genuinely didn't even know…read moreabout until about 6 months ago! It's a lovely hidden museum, with free entry, and has all your museum-y needs, from general Glasgow goodness to a lovely Mackintosh exhibition. There's a 6th floor viewing platform, but you can also go to the 3rd floor and climb to the top of the viewing tower - which gives you phenomenal views of all of Glasgow. It really is something you must see! There's a cafe, a bar and a gift shop all included, and I genuinely can't believe I hadn't discovered this sooner! Go see it if you haven't already!