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    B&C Camera - Ricoh GR IV

    B&C Camera

    (257 reviews)

    $$$

    Westside

    This was my first online order with B&C, to many more to come!…read more I ordered the WhoisMatt Audio Pack (pouch & cables) online and got the package delivered quickly and soundly! It was sold out everywhere, including the Kondor Blue website, I think B&C had the last one... couldn't believe my eyes. I submitted a question on the B&C contact, and Ron responded promptly.  Nothing beats free shipping, too. I got the item for $85. Compare it to paying $91, including $6 shipping, on the actual Kondor Blue website.

    I'm extremely disappointed with my experience at B&C Camera…read more I came into the store with a Godox flash that had an issue with the hot shoe attachment after the weight of a MagMod pulled on it. I brought it in specifically because I assumed that a camera store would have knowledgeable staff who could help me determine whether the flash could be repaired or whether a replacement part was needed. Instead, the associate immediately told me that repairing it would cost about as much as buying a new flash and recommended that I purchase a new one. I was surprised, but I trusted the advice because I assumed I was speaking with someone who knew cameras and camera equipment. The next step up from my existing flash was around $250-$300, so I purchased one. Something about the interaction didn't sit right with me, though. I went out to my car, looked more closely at my original flash, and noticed that the hot shoe assembly is attached separately with four screws. I looked up the part online and, within minutes, found an exact replacement hot shoe assembly for about $20. I also found instructions showing that the repair involves unplugging the ribbon cable, removing the four screws, installing the replacement part, and reconnecting it. In other words, this was not a situation where I needed to replace an otherwise perfectly functional flash. I went back inside and returned the flash I had just purchased. When the associate asked why, I explained that I had found the replacement part and could repair the original flash for about $20. Rather than acknowledging that this was a reasonable solution, he told me that there "might be soldering involved." Given that the replacement assembly I found is specifically designed to replace the existing hot shoe and uses the existing ribbon connection, this felt like another attempt to discourage me from repairing the equipment and make the situation sound far more complicated than it actually was. What bothered me most was the complete lack of effort to troubleshoot or explore a repair before recommending that I spend hundreds of dollars on a new product. I wasn't asking them to perform a complicated repair for free--I was asking for knowledgeable advice. Instead, I received advice that led me to purchase something I didn't need, only to discover on my own that a $20 replacement part could solve the problem. I've been a photographer for many years, and honestly, I'm embarrassed that I trusted this advice without doing my own research first. But that's exactly why I went to a camera store in the first place. Not everyone walking through the door is going to know how every component of their equipment is assembled, and customers should be able to trust that the people working in a specialty camera store are going to give them accurate, good-faith advice. I also have to say that the interaction did not feel particularly welcoming. I have rarely, if ever, seen women working in this store, and the interaction I had reinforced a perception that this may not be the most approachable environment for photographers who don't already have extensive technical knowledge. Regardless of gender, expertise should be accompanied by professionalism and a willingness to educate rather than making customers feel uninformed or pressured. I ultimately left feeling misled and taken advantage of. I'm not upset that the store couldn't repair my flash--I'm upset that I was given a definitive recommendation to spend hundreds of dollars when a simple, inexpensive replacement part appears to have been the appropriate solution. I expected better from a specialty camera store.

    PhotoShack - 35mm film development

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    (152 reviews)

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    Eastside, Southeast

    I've been using Photoshack since 2020, and even after moving to California two years ago, I still…read moreship all my film to them, that's how good they are. I've tried numerous labs over the years, and nothing has matched the quality of their scans. Their work is consistently sharp, clean, and true to color, and you can tell they genuinely care about each roll they handle. Being family-owned, they also bring a level of kindness and personal attention that's hard to find. If you're serious about film and want scans you can trust every time, I can't recommend Photoshack enough. I have attached some of my scans from them.

    This is the only places in Vegas that I know of that does same day development for disposable…read morecameras. Everywhere else that I called was 2-3 days minimum or up to 3-4 weeks. They offer same day development for an additional $7 per camera. If you don't want to pay the rush fee, the photos are still developed the next day! You can choose to get digital files, prints, or both. I opted to purchase both digital and prints. The studio itself is clean and has a professional and welcoming vibe. The lady at the front desk was extremely kind and helped us with all of our questions. I was honestly a little nervous about pricing at first because of how nice the place looked, but it is was significantly cheaper and faster than CVS, Walgreens, B&H, and the other photo places I contacted for developing disposable cameras. Overall, the service, quality, and pricing were all excellent. This is now going to be my go-to spot for developing disposable cameras in Vegas!

    Boulevard Cameras

    Boulevard Cameras

    (6 reviews)

    The Strip

    My compact digital camera broke, and especially to take photos of restaurant food for Yelp reviews,…read moreI needed a good replacement as soon as I could find one. While a big box discount store I initially visited had some nice new camera models available for inspection that sold for less than at small independent retailers, I found once again that the big discount store was out of stock of the best and most desired camera models on display. After enjoying Yelp's Elite Event: Ten Years With Ka by Cirque Du Soleil at the MGM Grand, eating a satisfying late dinner at Shake Shack across the street at New York New York, and then recrossing Las Vegas Boulevard to buy three newly released Hard Rock pins at the Hard Rock Cafe, Diane and I literally blundered onto Boulevard Cameras on the Strip on our way back to pick up our car at the MGM Grand, and walked inside. Here the digital camera selection was vast; the salesperson showing various alternatives to us was knowledgeable and patient; and we agreed upon what I considered to be a fair and reasonable price for the Sony Cyber-shot camera we ultimately purchased. Better yet, besides having all displayed cameras in stock, here there was even a choice of colors. The camera has since functioned as represented and just as I had hoped. When in need of another camera, I will most assuredly return to shop at Boulevard Cameras.

    SCAM ARTISTS! Do not trust them. They literally make up prices on the spot, sometimes 2-3 times the…read moretypical retail price of an item! MANY of the items in the store are fake, cheap knock-offs or grey market versions without a standard U.S. warrantee. And there are NO RETURNS, because they neither believe in, nor stand by, what they sell. Every monopod I tested in the store collapsed under the weight of my hand. When I finally found one that seemed a little more stable, they lied to me about the price and the origin of the product. I wound up talking them down $20 and I still feel ripped off, considering what a Hot piece of garbage it is. The is by far the worst Yelp review I've ever written because this is easily one of the worst stores I've ever walked into. AVOID.

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