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Saturday, 31 August 2013

Upper West Side- Cardinal Camera

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Sign in window claims this is old family business...

Now let us see what Yelpers say if they say anything--well, only two reviews and both good so Cardinal Camera is off the hook this time

Cardinal Camera

4.0 star rating
2 reviews
Category: Photography Stores & Services  [Edit]
2409 Broadway
(between 88th St & 89th St)
New York, NY 10024
Neighborhood: Upper West Side
(212) 877-8760
cardinalcamera.com
Cardinal Camera, New York, NY
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Hours:
Mon-Sat 10 am - 7 pm
Sun 12 pm - 5 pm
Price Range:
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Accepts Credit Cards:
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  • Review from Julie L.

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    • Julie L.
    Manhattan, NY
    1/1/2013
    INSTANT PRINTS!

    I ran out of headshots and had a commercial audition in 3 hours. Luckily, this place offers an Instant Print option! Upload your photos to one of the kiosks by the door, enter code on the receipt into the printer computer, and your photos print instantly. Voila! SAVED MY LIFE AND WILL SAVE YOURS.
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  • Review from David O.

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    • David O.
    New York, NY
    12/2/2012 First to Review
    Since Cardinal has taken over the store is well stocked with inventory again. The staff are very helpful when selecting camera equipment and also in assisting you when you are not sure about editing a specific photograph. The area manager is very friendly when I met her and its nice to see a store that was taken over and has traditional family values and etiquette. Love this store!!!
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Photography Equipment, Photo Finishing, Film Processing, Event Photography, Rentals, Photography Instruction, Scanning, Canvas Printing, Mounting and Laminating, Enlargements, Photo books, Calendars, Note Pads

History

Established in 1937
Cardinal Camera is a 3rd generation family operated business based out of Lansdale, P.A. With 14 stores operating between New York and Virginia we pride ourselves on providing quality and state of the art photo finishing services and photography equipment.

The New York location is new as of October 2012 and replaced the Ritz Camera location on 2409 Broadway across the street from its former Westside/Ritz Camera location.
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