This is my go to spot to get filmed developed. The turn around time is about two days. The service…read moreis good and of course, I love getting to support a local business!

I'm so happy we have this local spot to get digital prints with a fast turnaround time. I dropped…read moreoff a disposable camera on a Saturday afternoon and had the photos in my inbox on Tuesday. The scans of the photos were great quality. It's about $16 to get a disposable camera developed and scanned. highly recommend!

Service Photo is staffed by extremely knowledgeable people who are friendly and helpful. Pricing is…read morecompetitive and product availability is excellent. Besides top quality new equipment they also sell used items at very reasonable prices. No better place to buy photography equipment exists.

Very quick and honest reply to my inquiry about repairing an old film camera. Excellent website,…read moreextensive inventory and services. Offer online classes.

It would be actually great if this business honored posted business hours. If you didn't plan on…read moreactually taking business at 6pm then don't say you are open until 7pm. Totally unreliable

Will be return customers - super friendly and provided high quality service and products. Thank you…read moreso much!!!

Egan helped detach a camera lens cap from a filter on an old camera I inherited. He determined a…read morepiece was missing that was keeping the cap and the filter from attaching correctly. He cleaned the camera and charged a very reasonable rate. I found him very attentive and knowledgeable. I'm glad thee is a still a camera repair shop around and that it's Egan's.

They are supposed to be open until 5...walked in at 4...and they said they couldn't take…read moreit...because the machine was "off." I'm sorry I made the trip over.

I am thanked for Fine Art Photo's full-service offerings, which in the past included vintage…read morephotocopies of my grandmother's 1932 sepia-colored wedding photo Today, I needed a ring light with a Bluetooth remote, and only Fine Art Photo had one in stock to sell me. For all other local stores, I had to order online to purchase. I love that I can support a local business that has been around in the Harrisburg area for 69 years. Becky always provided Fast, friendly, and Excellent customer service. If you call beforehand, you get the right answers and assistance for what Fine Art Photo offers. If you are a photographer, you know of Fine Art Photo, whether photos or Photography supplies.

I was shopping for a camera for my son and visited their store. They took the time to answer every…read morequestion I had and spent almost an hour teaching me about the various cameras and features. When I arrived I told them I was learning and just looking. That did not slow them down at all. When it did come time for me to purchase a camera I could not think of anywhere else I would rather go than this store. Gary and the team were super helpful and willing to invest in a dad shopping for his son even if I bought somewhere else. Prices were great, selection had everything I needed all in one location. They even setup a free 1-1 hour long lesson with my son to learn about the camera. Highly recommended and will not hesitate to purchase here again.

Had some VERY old negatives, not in good shape, that no one could do prints of for me. Neal saved…read morethe day. He spent hours making me prints and even included a free CD which I did not ask for. Had my prints back in less than one day! His prices are GREAT! Neal is a very friendly and kind hearted person. I would give him ten stars if I could. Don't hesitate to stop in. If he can help you, he will!

Sensible priced pass port photos done in minutes walking in off the street. Thank you kindlyread more

Just as I almost forgot how to use my 35mm SLR film camera (remember those??), I signed up for a…read moreBlack and White Darkroom class at the Reston Community Center Photo Lab with my boyfriend. I have had darkroom experience in the past, but my boyfriend was a complete newbie. As a resident of Reston (small district #5), the 4-session course was only $40 and included all chemicals and 4 additional hours of darkroom time. We had to purchase our own paper, film sleeves and provide our own cameras and film. The class was a great introduction to darkroom techniques, from developing your film, making/developing prints, and how to improve your final print. It did not, however, include instruction on proper exposure of your film or field techniques (though the RCC periodically offers such courses separately). The instructor, Sandra, was a sweetheart and did a fantastic job getting everyone started. I do have to warn all of you digital camera converts... you can only take 24-36 shots on a single roll of film... so point and shoot with care!!!! As for the lab, it's a great secret in Reston... Although tiny and beginning to show its age, it has everything you need to develop and print your BW and Color negatives. The Open Lab has hours on Saturdays, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays (Color processing is not offered every day)... check out the website for an exact schedule. You must call ahead to make a reservation to ensure that Sandra is around and to make sure that it doesn't get too crowded. I've never had a problem reserving a spot for the same day. So here's what earned the lab a 5-star rating in my book... 4 hours at the open lab will only set you back $7!!!! That's less than a breakfast at starbucks!!!! Do note that if you don't live or work in small district #5 (Reston), the fees are a little more... $10. Still not bad!!! Happy printing!