Do not get your photos taken here! Needed passport photos, $10 for each photo TAKEN, not the…read moreresult. Digital photos not provided unless you pay another $20. So if you need photos to upload for an online passport application, this is not the place to go unless you want to get scammed.

Abosolutely an amateur! I was coming here for a passport photo. After paying 29.99 for the service,…read morethe photo ended up not usable! 1. The photographer did not know how to use lights. So the background turned out to be in different colors. 2. The photographer only took 1 shot and he did not care if you are ready or not. He said "I have no more space in my memory card". 3. I looked at the size of photo he took on my computer. Only 83kb?!! The photo lost all the details and was blurring! Well. this is a good strategy to save space in memory card. 4. Sizing is incorrect! Face-chin ratio does not meet the requirement. He kept 50% of my upper body in the photo. And he said this is the right size!? Worst experience ever. Avoid this place at all costs!

A Pivotal Reframing of Camera Zone…read more Before you drop your review based on how fast the checkout felt or how "old school" the vibe is, pause and widen your aperture. Most of us are used to the instant-gratification feed--tap, swipe, next thing, dopamine hit. This place doesn't run on that algorithm. It runs on something slower, heavier, and way more intentional. This shop is a **contact print** pulled from a single negative that's been developing for over forty years. A Filipino family crossed the ocean by boat with almost nothing, living on rice and chicken while they built this from the ground up in Chinatown. That early scarcity wasn't cute poverty cosplay--it was the actual base exposure. Every choice you see now (the mix of film and digital, the real knowledge behind the counter, the gallery wall that isn't just background for selfies) carries the grain of that struggle. You're not walking into a retail space optimized for 2026 attention spans. You're standing inside a long-exposure photograph that's still being made. The generational gap you might feel isn't an accident or a flaw. A lot of us (Gen Z and Alpha especially) expect the world to feel like a perfectly lit, color-graded TikTok--seamless, fast, no friction. This spot moves at the pace of someone who still shoots film and has to wait for the scan. When the service feels deliberate instead of lightning-fast, that's not bad UX. That's someone actually "dodging and burning" your experience in real time--giving you the light where it matters instead of blasting the whole frame with the same generic brightness. The knowledge here isn't pulled from a database. It's passed down, like someone teaching you how to read the negative instead of just handing you the final JPEG. So if you're writing a review, try opening the depth of field a little wider. See the full tonal range instead of just the highlights and shadows that annoyed you in the moment. This isn't a store that's failing to keep up with ,"the NOW". It's a print that was composed with patience across four decades and is still holding its density. Review it like you're looking at the actual image, not just the thumbnail preview. -A gen y/z 'hobbyist'photographer

Expired film seller at full price without disclosing it. 3 rolls of 120 film, cost over $70. All…read morethree rolls were discovered later back at my hotel room to be months expired sold at full price.. Seems dishonest and fraudulent. Paying top price for expired film isn't getting for what you are paying for, full stop. Buyer beware!

really bad for photo ，do not go 。 if you try to get passport…read morephoto ，please go find other places

Photo Focus is another place to visit for passport photos and photo printouts when in the Chinatown…read morearea. Buying newspapers, lottery tickets, scratchers and phone cards? There are two counters for this. On the other side, you can get covers, holders and such accessories for your electronic gear or take care of Western Union money transfers. Taking passport photos or having photos developed? You can also do that here. Then on the inside, it's the counter where you can pay your PG&E, AT&T, and Comcast bills. Most of the staff here are very friendly and courteous. The bill payment counter is closed on Sunday. A drop box up front where you can have your PG&E, AT&T, and Comcast payment coupons and a check sealed in the return envelope included with your bill. Once again, make sure to have your payment coupon and check in the envelope and seal it before placing it in the drop box. The bill payment kiosk is in the back of the store is one of the authorized neighborhood payment centers for PG&E, Comcast and AT&T. There are times when the bill payment line will get long, be prepared to know that you might have to wait in line. DO NOT ENCLOSE CASH WITH YOUR PAYMENT COUPONS IN THOSE ENVELOPES UNLESS YOU PLAN TO WAIT IN LINE TO PAY THESE BILLS IN PERSON. BUSINESS HOURS FOR PHOTO FOCUS: MONDAY - SUNDAY 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM

Went to get a passport picture. Came in as walk-in and it took them nothing. He truly knows what…read morehe's doing! They're very professional and sweet! I couldn't recommend them enough.

I needed a new passport photo ASAP and heard good things about Leetone…read more Fast, professional and friendly service. I was in and out in less than 10 minutes with a passport photo that, for once, did not make me look like an inmate or psych patient. Would use them again!

Thank you so much to Matt for helping me fix a minor issue in my film camera and teaching me how to…read morerewind it again! Really appreciate it! Always such a nice team who never hesitate to help you learn! I am still new to manual film cameras so I appreciated it!

I had an extremely positive experience at Glass Key Photo! As an absolute film novice, they walked…read moreme through everything I needed to know and answered my questions with great detail. They gave me what I thought was a fair price for some old equipment, considering the time and fees associated with selling something online.

This place is incredibly frustrating. I'm not sure if they're allergic to money or something, but…read moreI'm done with them. I went today after the owner reached out and offered a discount if I returned. The young woman who works there today was exceptionally rude. They have a glass partition, and she wears a mask, which makes it difficult to hear her. She started by asking what I wanted, but I think she misheard me. I said "scans and development," but she repeated back the wrong order. I misheard her because of the glass and mask. I said yes to whatever she said, but when she repeated the order again and I was ready to pay, I noticed that they had only charged me for development . I repeated what my order was, and she raised her voice and said, "You said you only wanted development now you're changing it." Why does it matter? Don't you want more money? Anyway, I've been putting up with them for a few years now, but I'm done

The name is accurate - I had 3 disposable cameras developed in an hour. Make sure to bring cash for…read morea discount! They charge $25 for credit card - to avoid that you can use Zelle, but cash is a greater discount.

I used to come to Kee Photo all the time when I was younger with my sisters and friends, so coming…read moreback last week felt really nostalgic. I was honestly surprised and so happy to see that the owner is still there after all these years. He is one of the sweetest and kindest people ever. You can truly feel his whole life and passion captured inside the studio. There's something really special and comforting about this place that you just don't find often anymore. It brought back so many memories for me. Thank you for continuing to keep this place alive all these years later. I'll definitely be coming back again.

My mom was actually the one who recommended Henry Kee to me years ago. I recall I was working in…read morethe Fidi nearby, and was able to walk to Henry's studio within 10-15 minutes. Not sure how much pricing was 10 years ago, but I remember getting 4 photos for a passport renewal and his services seemed pretty convenient. A whole decade later, and I find myself returning back to Henry. I'm glad to see he's still around! I would recommend calling first to see if he's open if you're concerned about his hours. I asked to take passport photos again and got four 2x2 photos for $25. He accepts cash only, so come prepared.

Bringing back old school vibes. Very vintage but also pricey. Was able to get street parking on the…read moreother block.

My experience here was pretty bad. First I attempted their online ordering which is terrible…read morebecause they have a minimum order amount but do not let you choose to just pay the minimum amount. Like the website literally will not let you advance until you meet the minimum but again you cannot just choose to pay the minimum. So I ordered two of what I wanted one of, knowing the second will sit in the bottom of a drawer for like six months until it goes into the recycling. I know they have to cover their expenses but what a waste, propagated by a poorly designed website. Next I get the photos and they are dark like a full 35-40% darker than the files I prepared. Side note I'm a professional who has been preparing files for print for well over 25 years. So for my money the value was terrible. I paid more than I wanted, for more photos than I needed which are unusable because they are too dark. I don't know if going in and ordering would have had any affect on the ultimate outcome, the prints but I definitely don't recommend uploading and using their website it's terrible and honestly I'm not going to waste anymore money giving this business a second shot.