Photography Supplies

San Diego County

1.Nelson Photo (Little Italy)

hone: 234-6621                                                

1901 India Street     

www.nelsonphotosupplies.com

*offers student discount

2. George’s (North Park)

3837 30th Street (30th and University)

Phone: 297-3544

www.georgescamera.com

*offers student discount on equipment

3. Professional Photo Repair

7852 Raytheon Rd.

San Diego, CA  92111

858-277-3700

Los Angeles/Phone Orders

1.Calumet Photographic

805 N. Highland Dr.

Phone: (213) 466-1238

2. Freestyle Photographic Supplies

5124 Sunset Blvd.

           Hollywood, CA 90027

Phone: 1-800-292-6137

www.freestylephoto.biz

Art Supplies

1.Blick Art Supplies

1844 India Street

San Diego, CA 92101

Camera Repair Shops

1.     Kurt’s Camera Repair

     7811 – P Mission Gorge Rd.

     San Diego, CA  92120

     619-268-1810

Film Processing (color film)

1. 1.Chrome
   

           2345 Kettner Blvd., San Diego

           619-233-3456

           www.chromedigital.com

           Open Sat, 9:00-3:00

2. Nelson’s Photo (listed above)

3.Costco

*  Some students have had problems with underdeveloped negatives from Costco

*  Important –different film development methods, for color class, specify that you want negatives for traditional photo process.

***Be careful about Photo stores that say they can make prints in 30 minutes or less.  They are probably using a procedure that underdevelops the negatives and automatically corrects them and prints them digitally.  This leaves you with bad negatives for printing in the darkroom. 

Large Printing (digital)

1.  Giant Photo

3617 India Street

619-232-1371

www.giantphoto.com

Digital Supplies

1.Digital Arts SupplyInk Jet Papers

      www.digitalartssupply.com

      ***Best Place to buy quality ink jet paper in San Diego County

2.StaplesCDRW, CD, some ink jet papers

3.Best BuyCDRW, CD, some ink jet papers

4.Wal-MartCDRW, CD, some ink jet papers

***Do not buy Prisim brand CD’s from the bookstore.  They don’t work well.  Other name brand CD’s should be fine.  I recommend Verbatim CDRW’s.  There is a difference in the quality of CD’s.