The Reyes Photo Studio offers excellent photography, top rate service, and are extremely warm and…read morewelcoming to customers. They record and take photos for weddings, family gatherings, baptisms, parties, and religious ceremonies. You can get passport photos here, as well as photos for family pics, graduations, and festive events. I highly recommend them.

Not worth the money!!!! I got very rude service for a mistake they made on my passport photos and…read morethe owner got mad at me for their mistake! I would not even give them one start but oh well

I've been coming here for a little over 2 years now and i remember on my first visit, Dr Strange…read morebehind the counter looked at me like i was absolutely clueless as i asked for recommendations on what film stocks suit certain settings best. The only thing that has changed since, is that he walks away from me every time i come in, and leaves me waiting for service. That being said, if you feel the need to act so pretentious to hobbyists, you should either stop letting them in, or hop off your self awarded pedestal and do your job, serving customers. As for the older lady, customer service is part of your job too, rushing people into purchasing film and talking over their inquires - is not. Listen, i get it. I'm not the "pro" photographer they're looking for as a customer, nor do i strive to be - i like doing this as a hobby. I came here for years because it was the only nearby film shop, and was maaaybe given the time of day to ask questions about the art once; by a guy i've never seen since. I bit the bullet and made the longer trip to PROCAM in Aurora one time, and it genuinely felt like they didnt want me to leave - if i asked a question, i got a thorough answer. I was asked questions about what i like to shoot, what got me into shooting photography, etc etc. If you're a hobbyist film photographer looking to learn more about film stocks, camera functions, do yourself a favor and head to PROCAM in aurora. They're open almost all day, every day, and they'll treat you like a human - rather than a source of income. Oh. And their film is more affordable.

I use to have my own color darkroom, and worked for a large portrait company doing the printing of…read moreportraits. Since digital, I no longer do film or print-developing. Yet, I was at a loss for great pictures printing. Costco, Walgreens, and a few online companies were printing my pictures based on a grey scale. Friends were recommending pj's. I just got my test picture back and was blown away by the quality. This picture has great saturation. The colors are not muted by doing a 20% grey. Wow. Going to use them for my 16x20s!

Do not trust this business!!…read more I purchased a living social deal and I called them three times before they replied to my voicemails and then they told me that they needed four other deals combined in order to make it work. Then they sent me an email stating they can get me in on February 10th through the 13th but only if I purchased an upgrade package that fell outside of the living social voucher. Most people know this as a bait and switch marketing technique which is an illegal business practice in all states. The living social deal said it was good for an on-site photo shot and they could not honor that. They also said that they have limited times available during the winter since it's not a good time to get outside and take pictures even though there is a 90 day expiration date on the voucher so the only time you could do the photo shoot would be in the winter. Stay away from this company they are unprofessional, untrustworthy, unlawful and unethical. They lied to me and I'm sure they've lied to others before, they are bad news!

Found this place through a referral and I could not have lucked out more. Buyer beware, you might…read morenot use another studio ever again. In some rather terrible circumstances my fiance and I had our engagement photography session booked with another photo studio for MONTHS and only to have them disappear and go totally missing in action the weeks prior to our session. Lesson learned: the cheap ones that offer the moon aren't always a good deal, but also that sometimes things happen for a reason. If it was not for that stomach wrenching photographer disappearing act we endured, we would have never met our new favorite go-to-awesomeness-emitting-uber-talented-photog-Candace-and-company (because everyone at the studio is uhmAZing. While looking for photographers I realized just how confusing picking one could be. They went over a lot of information with us and told us "so you can make an informed decision in hiring the best photographer for your needs, even if it isn't us." That alone made us fans from the starts, so here are tips learned: -Make sure you are really into the style that the photographer's portfolio shows, don't ask for a style that isn't represented or you might be sorry. -Ask about professional affiliations, that seems to be a good indicator of the longevity of the business -Find out about hidden fees like print minimum orders, digital file sizes, print quality, and number of proofs you will get after the shoot. -When you find a photographer you want do not hold off on booking cuz ya may wait toolong and miss your chance The first consultation we had went over a lot of those questions we would never have thought to ask and found that this was one of the very few that offered this information freely. Honesty and openness up front about what to expect was just good customer service. Purchased the option for $499 that included digital files and 2 hours of photoshoot with a DVD. Our photo shoot was a lot of fun and we were talked through each pose as well as given some freedom to be creative. Some of the candid shots were prompted but didn't look posed at all and she caught us laughing and even sneaking a couple moments that weren't really meant for the camera but turned out super-awesome like walking back to our car holding hands. It felt like we had hired a location scout on top of a photographer because they really knew the city and picked out some great spots we never would have come across on our own. Waited about 3 weeks for a proof gallery and although anxious to see the finished products and checked in a couple of times, we were met with patience and understanding along with some words of encouragement and reassurances that the pics were "turning out great." Although we would have liked the photos a little quicker like every impatient and excited newly engaged couple, it was well worth the wait. The pictures all turned out GORGEOUS! Talk about stunning envy of our friends and Chicago skyline in the background at the perfect position- I could go on forever about the pictures. Seriously. The email with the gallery link was designed so thoughtfully and we had to share it nearly immediately. There was a password needed to get into the gallery and we didn't have to make a separate appointment to view our images. Everything after theshoot was easy and ordering was straight forward. We felt so blessed to have come across such a sweet and talented photographer in the vast sea of the flighty, semi fake, and the unknown that seems to be the current "faux-toggrapher" market of Chicago. Can't recommend highly enough!

Took good hi quality pictures and cut them to size. Submitted my documents on Monday and expect no…read moreissues.

This place is amazing if you need photos.The lady that works there was so nice patient)it took…read morelittle longer for me to put lipstick and get ready) and she made rea good photos.Also i brought my friends from Ukraine and she made ph for them for free.That is how they try to help ukrainian people who's hav hard time because of the war.Thanks a lot for your help.Definitely recommen this place.

Very nice shop. They mainly sell used items, but sell some new items as well. Very knowledgeable…read morehelpful staff. They even offer media conversion service, and photo printing. I am planning of taking advantage of this later myself. They also buy used equipment.

Came here to sell a couple cameras . Been sitting in my closet forever. Thought I may as well sell…read morethem. I've seen their ads I think on the Rosemont Journal. I showed him the one camera. He was explaining how it was kind of used a lot and beat up. It was going to need to be cleaned up and fixed up. I can agree with that. I said so what would you give me for it.? He said let me see the other one. I said no I want to know how much you want to give me for this one. Well how much do you want? I said how much are you willing to give me for it? He said that we do them as a package. I don't run that way. I understand they want to get the best buy they can. Just tell me how much are you going pay me for the one. If I think it's fair, I'll sell it to you. So he didn't even get to see the second one I was going to sell. It was completely different from the first.

Three or four years ago, I received Luxembourg citizenship. I was in the process of applying for a…read moreLuxembourg passport, which required a trip to the Embassy in Washington DC. So, a week before, I came into the Moto Photo in Glenview to get a European passport photo. The Embassy had sent me instructions on getting the photo taken, which I brought with me. I showed the owner, John, the instructions and he said, "Those aren't right. It's cutting off the top of your head." But I was stubborn and insisted he take the photos per the instructions. He did, of course. When I came back to pick up my photos, John gave me a second set based on what he knew to be right. "There's no charge. But you might need them." A few days later I'm at the Luxembourg Embassy in Washington DC, filling out my passport application. I hand my passport photos to the woman behind the desk. "Oh dear," she said. "These are incorrect. The top of your head cannot be cut off." Fortunately, I had John's second set with me. I showed them to the woman. "Ah yes!" she exclaimed. "These are perfect!" I was clipped head top away from not getting my passport and wasting my trip to DC. A lot of other photo places might have said, "That knucklehead is wrong. But he insisted." And just give me the incorrect photos. But John saved me from my ignorance and gave me what he knew was right. This is one Luxembourg citizen and passport holder who is now a Moto Photo Glenview fan for life.

John is helpful and lovely and I got what I needed quickly. glad there's still a Moto around!read more

Staff is friendly. Must pay when dropping off film. Looking forward to film development.read more

I've used the developing and scanning services for bnw and colored film. What's interesting is that…read morethis store, unlike other labs I've been to, did not cut my film to fit into A4 sleeves so that I can conveniently store them away. Instead, they use long thin plastic and insert the entire film roll in there (see photos for example). I find this slightly inconvenient, as I will have to cut the film myself and put them in my own film sleeves. I can also tell that the scans are sloppily done. A lot of the scans are not positioned correctly, and I can often see the edges of other photos in the scans (see photos for example).

Fast efficient easy and no appointment! Can't beat that…read more Don't drive here bc it's downtown Chicago and hard to find parking unless you want to pay for the meter or garage it or Spot Hero it. I got my 3 cards of fingerprints for work in 20 min. And it was nice they saw me at 4:30pm when they close at 5pm. Thank you!

Quick, easy and no appointment required. I've used this business a few times for fingerprinting and…read moreLiveScan as well as passport photos. They are a one stop shop. Credit cards do have a small fee, understandable given that otherwise it would be built into the cost. Costs are reasonable. $15 for fingerprinting. Affordable and fast. They helped me fill out my paperwork too and double checked everything. Recommend.