I've been coming here ever since I started on my Astrophotography journey…read more The owner Jeff is really nice and have connected me to other local astronomers. They have a wide range of both camera equipment and binoculars for bird watchers. Their prices are really reasonable and they usually have what you need in house or they can do a custom order for you

I had a great experience at Camera Concepts today! I was looking for a couple filters for my…read moreNikkormat and Jeff helped me find both exactly what I was looking for, and a few additional things I didn't know I needed! I will definitely be back to this shop for film, developing supplies, and additional lenses as I get back into the hobby. They repair cameras too! 10/10 service, super cool telescopes, binoculars and space stuff, and knowledgeable staff. Excited to know about this place!

After some nightmare experiences with the CVS and Walgreens photo department I knew I needed to…read morepivot to a "real" film shop. Finishing Touch is of the only places on LI that will develop a disposable camera. I know that my film is in good hands here. Turn around time is super quick and the quality is great!

This is one of the last standing legit and real deal photo labs open today. The entire operation is…read moretop notch, and white glove service, something any nationwide drugstore or other big box retailer can never (and has never) match. If you are looking for a one stop shop that can handle your personal memories or a professional photographer looking to partner with a lab for your client needs, this lab can adequately assist you both. I've been using Finishing Touch for over 20 years and I encourage you to find out the exceptional quality and difference for yourself, one print is all it takes.

Amazing! This is your old fashioned photo counter!! This…read morebusiness is located inside Slaters Drug store on Hawkins Rd. I took some family heirloom negatives & photos there from the 1920's & up into the 60's for copies & reprints. The older pictures he printed from the small 1920's negatives were larger, clearer & sharper than I thought they would be. Some from the 60's weren't, but I expected not all of the assortment would come out good. I guess the older cameras took better quality pictures. I just left everything there, not knowing what to expect & forgot to ask the size they would be. Wow, I was stunned at the quality of the reprints in the 4x6 size. Very reasonable prices, considering nobody does this work any more. Definitely would go back for more work!!!

Do not go to this foto centre for restoring photos. I took a family photo to be restored and the…read moreresults made my family members look like clowns. It was so bad I couldn't believe it. The worse part was that I refused to pay for such crap and the guy held my original photo hostage until I paid.

I've been using Sigma lenses exclusively for about 14 years, and my favorite lens for wildlife…read morephotography is my Sigma 500mm F4 Sport. It's also one of the most important pieces of equipment I own. Recently, the lens was apparently dropped or took a pretty significant hit, and the focus ring would no longer turn. I was horrified. This is my main wildlife lens, and I depend on it for my work. I sent it to Sigma for repair, and once again they reminded me why I've stayed with them for so many years. The turnaround was incredibly fast, but what impresses me even more is the pride they clearly take in their work. Not only was the lens repaired and working perfectly, it came back looking incredible. Honestly, it hasn't looked this new since I bought it. It feels like I got a brand-new lens back. After 14 years of using Sigma equipment, service like this means a lot. When your equipment is how you make your living, knowing the company behind it will take care of you is incredibly important. Thank you, Sigma, for the outstanding service--and for keeping me working!

This review relates to lens repair. I dropped my 150-600 telephoto lens on a rock (and had sand in…read morethe lens/issues with focus). I shipped it to Sigma from NYC last week and I have it back in my hands today as good as new! Their customer service was communicative throughout the repair process and really put me at ease. I was happy to have it back so quickly. This repair is a third of the cost of buying a new lens so I'm happy that it worked out.

I'm really torn between a 2-3 here and wish there was a 2.5, but I'll go 3 because our photos are…read morebeautiful and before/during our wedding they were very nice and communicative. I want to say 2 because after the wedding date they really didn't seem to care about us. I was always following up about our pictures. I asked for help/direction on the album because the selection was overwhelming and was told no. I was always reaching out to them, they were never proactive. When we sent our selection for our wedding album to them I was told it would take 6-8 months to complete and they would send us a sample album design digitally to review. 8 months came and went and never heard from them, so I reached out and they sent me a sample to review. Just feels like very poor customer service and I was expecting more when they were so professional and courteous up front. It's turned into a dragged out chore at this point, which isn't how I want to feel about bundling my wedding memories. I'll revisit this review when/if we ever get our wedding album and print.

We could not have been more disappointed with North Island Photography & Film. This was one of the…read morefirst vendors we booked, with the confidence of seeing their work on social media, as well as being under the impression that they are very familiar with our venue (Insignia). I (the bride) spoke with Deb, one of the owners, numerous times prior to our wedding and had many discussions about what special moments we wanted to be included in our day. During this time, we were pressured into doing a first look, with the threat of missing our reception to take photos. My husband (then fiancé) and I tried to move past this. The week prior to our wedding, Deb and I discussed final details. My husband and I were instructed to write letters to each other to read prior to the ceremony, find a space and send Deb the room number for where the groomsmen would be getting ready (for photos), and I was told to be ready at 8am for the arrival of the photographers and for the groomsmen to arrive at 8:50 for photos prior to our 11:30 ceremony. I texted Deb the suite number for the groomsmen 2 days before the wedding. Our wedding day came, and it was immediately clear that the crew we were sent were unfamiliar with the hotel and our venue. At the hotel, we were placed in front of a plain, gray wall for our first look. Then we went to the venue, where I had to tell the photographers that we wanted photos in the wine cellar (which is a very common location for photos at Insignia). Each request, which I had discussed with Deb beforehand, seem to inconvenience the crew. I then found out after the ceremony that my husband hadn't read my letter yet. The photographer told me they planned to pull my husband during dinner to read his letter. During dinner! It was supposed to be read PRIOR to the ceremony, as per Deb's instructions. This may seem inconsequential, but for the sentimental purpose of this letter, I was very upset. The following day, I found out that the crew never took "getting ready" photos of the groomsmen. It was extremely clear that either Deb never discussed the conversation she and I had with the crew prior to our wedding, or they simply didn't care. When we received our photos, I almost cried. Not tears of joy, but frustration. Our first look was horrific. For a moment I never even wanted to happen, it was a pure disappointment on film. No lovely backdrops were used, but a plain wall in the corner of the lobby of the hotel. Then, back to the fact that no "getting ready" photos were taken of the groomsmen. In fact, my husband didn't even get a photo with each of his groomsmen individually. Then the wine cellar - the bane of this experience. For some reason, these "professional" photographers do not understand that light reflects off of glass, therefore there was a massive glare in all of our photos in the wine cellar. I reached out to the company to ensure that this would be edited out, to which they responded that they do not have that capability. I later downloaded a free AI photo editing software and was able to do it myself, which is impressive considering how technologically challenged I am. Our video of our first dance was zoomed in so close that the videographer actually had trouble following us. This was extra disappointing considering that my husband and I took dance lessons prior to our wedding, and now this moment was not sufficiently caught on film. I reached out to NI shortly after receiving our photos to discuss what happened. I spoke with Michael (the owner), who proceeded to gaslight me throughout the conversation. His main point was that I did not give the photographers enough time to take photos before our ceremony, which is why key moments were missed. This is interesting considering DEB told ME what time the crew would be arriving and when they needed each group available, and I had everyone & the room ready at 7:45. The best part of this conversation, aside from me being blamed for their unprofessionalism and incompetence, was Michael's grand solution. He suggested that my husband and I, and I suppose whoever else was not in photos that we had wanted to get, get all dressed up again (including suit rentals, hair, makeup, and back in my dress that was being cleaned and boxed), and book another session with NI. Simple enough, right? I was dumbfounded and appalled by this suggestion. I cannot discourage use of this company enough. We paid $7,000 for an experience that was a true disappointment. It is difficult to even look at our photos knowing that so many of them were not what we wanted. I have left 5-star reviews for ALL of our other vendors. My husband and I are not difficult to please. The owners of NI do not communicate with their staff and don't even have the decency to apologize when encountering an unhappy customer. Instead they blame the customer! Michael and Deb are in this business to make money, NOT to ensure that your special day is captured be captured beautifully on film.