Focus Photo

Easy and fast. Got my passport photo taken for a visa and printed out, then realized an hour later that I needed a «neural face» which I didn’t do the first time. I came back an hour later and he took a new picture and printed it for me free of change. Would highly recommend.

I was in town and was looking for a place to develop a disposable camera of pictures from my trip. I called and found that these guys don’t do disposables. It would be nice if they’d mention that on their website.

Fast friendly service! US passport photos were done less than 7 minutes. This facility is conveniently located 2 minutes away from Post Office on Maple. Big plus: you get to pick the best 2 photos before they were printed. 2 photos for $ 14.84.

Highly recommend for passport or immigration photos!
I recently had to renew my passport and my girlfriend was applying for a green card so we stopped by the Post office and they sent us here.
The older Asian guy who owns this place is nothing short of a Passport photo expert. The person in front of us needed Dutch immigration photos and the guy pulls out a laminated sheet with all the specs! Who the hell has Dutch immigration photo specs lying around? I looked over and he had specs for all sorts of countries… China, German, Canadian, US green card, EU…
Needless to say when it was our turn it was a breeze. They have a screen so you can see what your pics look like before he prints them out. My girlfriend wanted to take a few pics b/​c she’s a bit picky. I don’t know why the other guy had a problem b/​c he didn’t mind taking 3 pics for us.
If you absolutely need the right sizes for your passport or green card photos, this place is a must!

I think this place is probably going to go out of business without the need to write bad Unilocal reviews. Who is processing film these days? Well, I guess I am. I looked online to get digital files of a bunch of old 35 MM slides. Online obviously you send them away to the Philippines or something (no offense Philippines) but it’s like .35 cents each.
So, I was going away and I traded cars with my dad and he saw all the slides of when I was a little tike and he said «you want to take these and get them processed for you?». And I was like «are you trying to get the best dad of the year award?».
When I got back, he said I could pick them up at Focus Photo. It was sunny. I went in there all excited. And the guy was like that will be $ 177.78!!! WHAT TF? he said they are $ 1.50 each! And I said ok, you can keep them. Then he said he knew my dad and stuff. darn it.
I ponied up the money and told him he was ripping people off charging that much. I found place downtown that does archival work on slides BY HAND and they aren’t even that expensive.
Sorry to be a little B432tch about price, but this guy is ripping people off.

I went to this place to get my passport photo taken. The owner was Asian male in his 50’s maybe. Before taking the picture, I looked in the mirror to just touch my hair a bit. Then the owner said, «Come on hurry up it doesn’t make any difference!» There was no other customer in the store. As I was leaving, I had trouble opening the door for a second. The owner yelled, «Read the sign!». On top of the owner’s attitude, the passport pictures looked like crap (really bad lighting), and way too overpriced. Do not even bother to think about going to this place to have your picture taken.

I’ve had good luck with photo processing there — though now I mainly use digital and do it myself. They always paid attention to detail and tried to be speedy without compromising. This week (dec. 2009) I had them do a passport photo — they are set up to do it in 5 minutes which is convenient. The displays of printed cards and large-​format photos look good, though I’ve not ordered them.