Reviews of Ball Photo Supply. (Appliance Store) in Asheville (North Carolina).

Ball Photo Supply

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Appliance store

Camera store

85 Tunnel Rd, Asheville, NC 28805, United States

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Wes H

My partner and I brought a box full of old film and disposable cameras we found in a family storage unit. We had no idea if we could get them developed. Elliot walked us through everything and was so kind! They were able to develop some of the rolls. He explained why the coloring might be off, the process, and how we can get prints made. Everyone there was so helpful and offered us the use of their light table to look at the negatives. The pricing was about what we were expecting. Overall we could not be more happy! Elliot and everyone there rocks!

Richard Gedihovich

Great place, their photo development service is great. Just don’t EVER sell them your camera. They offered us $180 for a camera that we sold in a couple days on eBay for $800.. At least make reasonable offers to your customers..

Jesse Nichols

This place saved my weekend with a camera rental after realizing on the airplane that I forgot to grab my gear bag! Reasonable prices, super helpful and responsive service. I'm glad places like this still exist for the photographer community!

david badtke

Great place with lots of gear. The employees inside were very helpful seeing as how I'm an amateur in photography. Unfortunately for my particular camera they didn't have the lense I was looking for. He said that not a lot of people trade in Sony lenses.

Scotlyn Srodes

Great film store. We should be grateful to even have one in Asheville, let alone the fact that they are affordable, helpful, and carry a wide selection of supplies. Walk in with a humble attitude, and you can only expect kindness.

nathan rocheleau

went in to get some info on a film camera, and had a solid conversation with the man i met working. didn’t try to sell me anything i didn’t need, and walked away with a much better understanding of my camera.

Joshua Zimmer

I got back into film photography about a year ago. I saw that Asheville had a camera store, and I figured I would go in there to see what it was like. I am originally from the New York City area, and I have had the opportunity to go to many of the big-name camera stores. I cannot tell you how incredible it is that we have a place like Ball Photo right here in Asheville. Everyone there, and I mean everyone- Everett, Elliot, Dan, Itay, and Jared are awesome. These guys know what they are talking about. I am not a professional photographer, but I am not at all ignorant regarding photography, and these guys are the real deal. I have purchased cameras, film, paper, darkroom supplies, tripods, camera cases, batteries, cleaning equipment, film developing, printing, scanning and more from them. I do my due diligence as far as researching the best price for camera supplies and equipment. Ball Photo matches, or almost matches, just about everything. When you factor in shipping costs, Ball Photo’s prices are usually better than buying online. This is true for film and paper in particular. I also want to mention that I brought in a Mamiya 645 film camera which was damaged. They repaired it in expert fashion in only a few weeks. Who repairs Mamiya film cameras anymore? It is unbelievable that Asheville has a camera store which is truly a one-stop shop. I cannot speak highly enough about Ball Photo. They will have my business indefinitely.

Crystal Wilson

Very friendly staff, awesome display of old cameras, I think my husband could've stayed here all day

Matty Media

One of my favorite camera stores. Lots of classic lenses and camera as well as a lot of high end used supplies like lighting and microphones. Def a must if you're a photographer in the area

Joe Pollock

These guys really helped me out when I needed it. I'm just getting in to analog photography, and bought an old Minolta camera online, that didn't work.I traded another camera for a Minolta X700 and I couldn't be happier. They had patience, and made me feel like I was getting a lesson without paying the price tag for it. In two days, I've shot my first roll of 35mm film in years, and I'll be bringing it to them to process and develop. I'm glad they are around!

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