Sadly, it looks like this store has gone the way of all flesh. I had developed a relatively…read morefriendly acquaintanceship with the owner Ed over the years that I've shopped here, but I knew business wasn't good. Like the old video-rental stores, camera shops specializing in 35mm photography seem in danger of becoming extinct. This particular establishment was a hold out, and I had hoped (as I expressed in the initial review) that it would continue on in spite of the odds (when I first started patronizing it, it was located on the opposite side of this shopping center, which is directly across the street from where the old Flea Market used to be...I used to buy a lot of bootleg Sex Pistols and NY Dolls albums there back in the day...but I digress...). I've abandoned my 35mm camera in favor of I-Phone and Smart-Phone photography, but I still came to this store on occasion because they sold Pioneer 12 x 12 EZ-Load "Memory Book" photo albums and their ancillary refills, which are pretty hard to come by (I collect autographed 8 by 11 "movie star" photographs, as well as blow-ups of my old photographs, and copies of original family photographs that my genetic family has been generous enough to lend to me). The proprietor, Ed, was always very friendly and upbeat, but also frank. He indicated that rents in the area were very, very high, and that there wasn't enough business to support such high rents. Still, he seemed determined to hang on, and I was glad to see his persistence. A few months ago, though, I stopped here, and the store was closed. A sign indicated that Ed had had surgery and would return when he had recuperated. I had an ominous feeling about it. As my late grandmother used to say, and say with unnerving frequency, "Live in hope; die in despair." (And people wonder why I'm so gloomy? But, anyway...) I returned today. The signs are all gone; the store is dark and empty. Everything has been removed. I feel bad, as I felt when Camera One of Morristown (I had been a regular patron there from the days when I first got into photography and they had their store at Olcott Square, Bernardsville) closed its doors. I haven't been patronizing Shutterbug Ed's for as long as I patronized Camera One, but he was a good guy struggling to make a living and provide quality service in a business that seems to be unfortunately heading in the direction of video-rental and independent bookstores. Ed was a decent, hard-working guy, and I wish him well.

Had a horrible experience with such a nasty old man, presumably the owner. I went in to buy trash…read morestickers and asked if I could please have a plastic bag because it was raining and he said "I don't make money off of these so no. You can put these in your purse though, they fold, can you handle that?" I was so taken aback, he has such a nasty and condescending attitude. Try to avoid this place if you can.

Wonderful service and fabulous family friendly feel. Wish more shops were like this one!read more

I needed help with my old Nikon because of an error code I couldn't clear. It was urgent as I…read moreneeded my camera for that afternoon. Nick not only fixed me up but went above and beyond cleaning my lens and educating me on other ways I can maintain my camera. I hope this camera shop lives forever.

Barry is always helpful about processing and developing my film. Very nice guy! I've attached some…read moreof the pictures he has developed for me.

I've used The Photo Shoppe for 20 years. Barry takes great photos. Their prices are much better…read morethan other photographers. Mike gives me great service. I highly recommend The Photo Shoppe.

Needed film developed, was helped quickly and efficiently given I had questions about my camera and…read moregear. Good prices and always glad to shop and support local business!

A charming little mom-and-pop camera shop. A great alternative to Dan's (better pricing, nicer…read morepeople, less intimidating). Film processing is twice as fast and half the price of Dans and the do b/w on-site (Dans sends b/w out for processing). Fisk is a little hard to find the first time but if you use gps it will be no problem. Love this place.

I had to rush print and custom frame something for a work event. I went in around 4 pm on a Friday…read moreand they had it ready by 4 pm on Saturday. I really appreciate the quick service and ability to get this done so quickly. Looked great too.

I searched for a photo shop after a disappointing first attempt at a passport photo at CVS. Bob's…read morewas the kind of photo shop I have had passport Photos taken at since the 1970's....great lighting, professional camera and just great, efficient service. I requested a digital copy of the photos and uploaded the 1/2 body shot for passport renewal. It was accepted without delay. Very pleased with how streamlined the process is with a great quality photo.

Recommended a family member new to photography stop in to look for a camera for an upcoming trip…read more Human "helping" was condescending and unhelpful. "Should probably research before coming in here". Verbatim quote from employee. Shop here if you "research before coming in" as store employees not so willing to assist newer customers.

An actual criminal who would rather steal money from your credit card than just accept a return of…read morea broken item. This guy says "as described" and sends me a camera with a BROKEN SCREEN. I complain and he says "well I looked at my photos of it and there's nothing broken" I argued with him and he JUST KEPT REPEATING THAT over and over and over. I escalated to Paypal and he BREAKS INTO MY ACCOUNT AND CHARGES HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS OF MERCHANDISE TO MY CREDIT CARD THAT HE JUST HAS SENT TO HIS HOUSE All this rather than just admit that he sold a broken camera.

If you are around the New Brunswick area and are into film, you need to come to George Street…read moreCamera. This is a small mom-and-pop shop that has the best customer service with an amazing staff. I might be biased because I have been coming here for a bit, but they're truly the best. The inside has so much character, with Polaroids of friends, family, and customers lining the store, plus lenses, cameras, and film available to shop. They also do custom framing inside, or you can buy the frames they have up on the shelves. I dropped off my film and within two weeks I was getting a call that it was ready--it was super fast and all my pictures turned out great and not super expensive. I also love that you can ask them any questions regarding cameras, how to use them, or if you're just curious, and they are always ready to help out. 10/10 recommend supporting them instead of going to a chain

Very friendly atmosphere extremely knowledgeable staff make you feel like you're part of the familyread more