The owner here is an honest man who won't overcharge or lead you to buying something you don't…read moreneed. I came in thinking I had to buy another point and shoot and it was just a loading error on my part. Guy didn't charge me at all.

I came in with the worry that I busted my Olympus OM-2 and Fong wiped away any worries I had! He…read morewas able to fix what needed to be fixed in like 3 minutes. He was very nice and attentive, couldn't ask for better service. I will definitely be coming back if I have any problems and when I'm on the hunt for new lenses. He's got a customer for life in me.

This shop has been super quick with turnaround on scans within one to two business days. I haven't…read morehad any issues with accidental or ruined exposure to film, so maybe the issues from the two other reviewers have been corrected. The cost of film is relative and the same price as what I pay for at Powell Camera in Covina. Frank answers questions quickly, so I'm looking forward to getting these recent rolls developed! The samples in my review are from a Contax TVS with Cinestill 400.

Placed an order with this company on Instagram. Super quick and easy process, order took maybe two…read moredays to complete. Great price, easy payment link. Location was a little tricky to find because of parking, had to do street parking. Not sure if the meters were working, but I just ran in and out briefly. Love the final outcome, most definitely will be back.

I recently purchased a Canon A1 that had a terrible shutter squeal as well as deteriorating light…read moreseals. I brought to Ross who was able to fix it right up. Upon the service he was able to identify another problem with the camera and repaired it. Now I got my camera back and is working magnificently. Thanks again Ross! Don't forget to give some attention to Gretel!

I went there to see about film cameras and Ross who is the owner ( business is run out of his home)…read moreproceeded to preach Christian nationalist ideals. He is both racist, homophobic, and pro I.C.E. The environment was very uncomfortable I would not have sought out business here if I knew this. Go at your own risk I have also seen other reviews stating he has harassed them via email with propaganda and shown photographs of dead bodies in automobiles that he has photographed.

LIFE SAVERS. They replaced my blackmagic pocket 4k camera sensor after mold ruined it. I called…read moreearly in the morning and told them I was flying out tonight and needed my camera fixed asap. They are the only place that would even touch or attempt repairs to my camera. They gave me a really fair estimate of $350 and replaced the sensor and the seal/mount within an hour and a half of me being there. I can't thank them enough. Thank you Video Cam Repair!!! **If you own a blackmagic, this is likely the ONLY camera repair shop that will work on your camera!!

Video Cam Repair did the impossible. I had a 20 year old Leica Digilux 3 (your basic Panasonic…read moretweaked by Leica), that I could not get repaired anywhere, and believe me I tried. It quit functioning in 2014. For 10 years nothing happened. Then one day I wrote to Video Cam Repair asking if they would take a look. They said they could fix it, and they did. It's been working again, like it was new. Thank You! These guys are heroes.

Super good people. Always really helpful. And they have older glass for reasonable prices.read more

Antagonist is great! Solid people, great gear, talented working professionals which only further…read morevalidates the business. I highly recommend them!

Harry brought back to life my dad's 1983 Canon A-1 camera. Glad my photography buddies told me…read moreabout your shop. Excellent service.

I brought my Nikon 600mm f/4 lens to Camera Max in Montrose after Nikon stopped supporting it, and…read moreHarry absolutely saved the day! He restored the lens to brand new condition, and he did it quickly, professionally, and at a very fair price. What really impressed me is that Harry can handle both older legacy equipment and newer gear with the same level of expertise. He's one of the few technicians left who's willing to take on repairs that manufacturers have long abandoned -- and he does it with skill and pride. If you need trustworthy, knowledgeable repair work on anything from classic lenses to modern bodies, this is the place.

Excellent customer service, Sebastian was truly helpful and informative, helping me find…read morealternatives for a discontinued paper.

For the past two years I have really dived into photography and the developing process. That be…read moresaid I have placed orders on the wrong things, their customer service personally called me and explained that items didn't go together and referred me in the right direction. I love the Catalog I get with the different film options and am excited to get my creative juices flowing. Hopefully I will get down to the shop during the week when it's open but for now the shipping isn't too much. Great job! If I could I would give 10 stars!!! You're great!

Rick restored a very old family photo and made brought it back to a perfect picture…read more It is amazing how Rick took a a faded and bleached out image and brought my Father back to life ! We are so grateful !

I had a very disappointing experience here…read more I brought in two rolls of 35mm film simply to have them developed (no scans or prints, as I have my own scanner at home). When I was told they don't offer "develop only," I said "that's a shame, no problem" and began to leave. Instead of ending the interaction there, the owner questioned why it was "a shame" and began explaining that there's "no money" in just developing film and that it's not worth it for him. He implied that I wasn't bringing enough business and suggested I should just learn to develop film myself. When I mentioned I already know how but don't have the equipment at home, he continued asking what lab I usually go to and what scanner I use, then laughed at my setup. At that point the conversation felt condescending and unnecessary. I was not upset that he doesn't offer develop-only services -- that's his right. What upset me was being made to feel like I was doing something wrong simply by requesting a service and being willing to pay for it. After the exchange escalated, he then offered to do the developing anyway, and eventually even said he would do it for free. By that point, the interaction had already become uncomfortable and argumentative, and I no longer felt confident giving him my business. A simple "we don't offer that service" would have been perfectly fine. Instead, the interaction became unprofessional and dismissive. I cannot recommend this shop based on how customers are treated. Also check out the response the owner Rick gave to my review on Google on the image attached. His response tells us far more about him as a person. 1. "We do not offer Dev. only and our website reflects that." This is deflection. My review already acknowledged that it's his right not to offer that service. That was never the core complaint. He's reframing the issue into something easier to defend -- policy -- instead of behavior. That's a classic move when someone doesn't want to address tone or conduct. 2. "Established 1998... devotion and love of photography..." That's credential shielding. When someone leans on years in business or passion as a defense, it usually means they don't want to examine how they handled a specific interaction. Longevity good customer service. 3. "The rest of your review is just a personal rant..." That's the tell. He didn't: Acknowledge my experience Apologize for any misunderstanding Say he's sorry I felt uncomfortable Clarify his intent Offer to make it right He labeled my review as emotional and dismissed it. That's ego protection. What this tells me about him * He takes criticism personally * He reacts defensively * He reframes instead of reflecting * He likely believes he did nothing wrong * He prioritizes being right over being relational Zero accountability in that response. A business owner with strong emotional intelligence would say something like: "I'm sorry the interaction came across that way. That was not my intention. While we don't offer develop-only services, I regret that the conversation felt uncomfortable." That would have neutralized everything. Instead, he escalated by calling it a rant. "because of a short, first time interaction". In business, first impressions are everything Mr. Rafik Keshishi.