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Website: photolab-berkeley.com
Phone: (510) 644-1400
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of 5th St and Bancroft Way
Closed now
- Thu 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
2235 5th St Berkeley, CA 94710 ·2337.17 mi
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Reviews
yelpPhotolab did an amazing job developing and digitally scanning my precious film photos from Puerto Rico. The person at the counter was incredibly helpful and recommended getting digital scans first...
MoreScan came out nice! The process took within a day. They also refunded me partially for 1 blank roll of film.
MoreI received a disposable camera from The Weeknd concert and was excited to get the films developed! I heard it was better to go to a photo lab instead of using CVS or Walgreens to develop photos....
MoreI found this jewel looking for a photo lab that could help me with some family pictures. I needed about 300 Tiff files converted to manageable JPEG files. The friendly folks at Photolab did the...
MoreI've really gotten into film photography over the past year or so. I started with an old Minolta 35mm I found at a yard sale, and I've just recently moved up to a big chonky Mamiya RB67 medium...
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