The Fotoshoppe - Raleigh, North Carolina

Das Fotoshoppe ist ein bemerkenswertes Unternehmen, das sich auf Fotografie und damit verbundene Dienstleistungen spezialisiert hat. Sie finden es an der Adresse 5910 Duraleigh Rd #139, Raleigh, NC 27612. Es ist ein Black-owned Geschäft, das ein Fotolabor, Fotorestaurierungsdienst, Fotofachgeschäft und Videovervielfältigungsservice anbietet.

Das Fotoshoppe ist ein Ort, an dem Sie Ihre Fotos entwickeln lassen, Ihre alten Fotos restaurieren, Fotoprodukte erwerben und Ihre Videos kopieren lassen können. Das Unternehmen ist rollstuhlgerecht und bietet sowohl vor Ort als auch mobile Zahlungsmöglichkeiten per NFC an. Sie akzeptieren Debitkarten und Kreditkarten. Zusätzlich bieten sie Passbilder an.

Das Fotoshoppe hat eine hervorragende Reputation, wie ihre 184 Bewertungen auf Google My Business zeigen. Die durchschnittliche Bewertung liegt bei 4.7/5. Das Unternehmen ist offensichtlich sehr geschätzt und bietet qualitativ hochwertige Dienstleistungen.

Die Lage des Fotoshoppes ist sehr praktisch, da sie über einen rollstuhlgerechten Eingang und Parkplatz verfügen. Das Geschäft ist einfach zu finden und bietet bequemen Zugang für alle Kunden. Wenn Sie also auf der Suche nach einem Fotofachgeschäft sind, das eine breite Palette von Dienstleistungen anbietet, ist das Fotoshoppe definitiv eine Überlegung wert.

Neben all diesen Aspekten ist es wichtig zu erwähnen, dass das Fotoshoppe ein Black-owned Unternehmen ist. Dies ist ein weiterer Grund, warum Sie dieses Geschäft unterstützen sollten. Durch die Unterstützung von Black-owned Unternehmen tragen Sie dazu bei, die Wirtschaft zu diversifizieren und Gerechtigkeit zu fördern.

Bewertungen von The Fotoshoppe

Dustin Thurmes

5/5

Super fast service and great pictures! Not to mention the staff is kind as well! I will definitely be coming back here for all my photo-developing needs!

William Peters

1/5

They threw away my film negatives because apparently if you have digital scans why would you need the negatives? I would have thought a photo shop would understand the difference in printing a digital vs printing from film. To be clear, I had not missed their (bogus) 30 day pick up window. Planned on getting larger prints of my newborn son but now those negatives are gone. Not only did they lose the opportunity for more business from me getting those prints but now they’ve lost a customer for good. I’ll be using a mail service from now on.

Maxwell Cogbill

2/5

Had 5 rolls developed the color (c41) was fine some images were cropped poorly but it's fine but the one roll of black and white I got developed was awful it was developed poorly like hp5 shouldn't look that light with that harsh of shadows I know it was just done poorly because the darks are very inconsistent and it looks poor

Kai McNeil

5/5

Man, these guys are so good at what they do. I've been experiementing and learning how to shoot film over the past two years, and these guys have been with me from the jump. So knowledgable in both the pre & post process. They are so friendly and open to sharing knowledge, sometimes in this world photography can be an in and out group, but they make everyone feel welcome. They also always develop my film so well, I've created my whole instagram aesthetic through there developing to digital service, and everything is always perfectly exposed. 10/5 if you are developing any film, need film to digital, or conversion of old picture. They have the magic at fottoshope. They even developed some Mini-dv tapes for me, that I recorded over christmas break. Since moving these past 3 months to Winston, I have even drove to Raleigh to have them develop rolls and just found out they take them in the mail as well. I love these guys so professional but also they care and love what they do! As a filmmakers and photographer who is growing and constantly exploring new formats, I wouldn't want to trust anyone else with this service besides these guys.

Radu Vasilescu

3/5

The high-resolution TIFF scans of 120 film had diamond-shaped, quilt-like artifacts throughout the out-of focus parts of the image. Seems like a bad scanner or editing artifact.
EDIT: I posted a zoomed in screenshot of the scan

Hannah DeLange

5/5

best film lab in the triangle! Treat you like family and always take such great care

Antonio Tineo

5/5

Got some 35mm film developed recently. All my pictures look amazing and everyone was very friendly and helped me out a lot as I’m new to film.

Caity Barnes

5/5

The fotoshoppe has been my camera shop of choice for disposable and film development! Their new location is fantastic. Also, as a somewhat beginner and casual non-expert hobbyist, I always appreciate the team’s ability to help and answer any and all questions. Thank you Nicholas for your help today in with stuck film roll!