Annex Photo & Digital Imaging

If you’re willing to pay the price for film, this is the place. Certainly not cheap, but they have 1 hr, 1 day and 3 day prices for developing so there are options. And they are very friendly people.
Also I love the little stamp card they give you! You get bonus gifts after you go in to get so many rolls developed, and after 10 I believe you get a free roll developed. Great incentive to return!

Great place. Only a bit more than $ 9 to develop a roll off of a disposable camera (three-​day service), compared to $ 25 at Rapid Photos (1 week service). Annex Photo is definitely where I go to develop my disposable camera photos.

I have gone to Annex Photo three separate times for immigration photos/​travel visa photos, and I can say with confidence that this is a great place to go for this type of service.
They are very quick even at lunch time. They give you a minute to look in the mirror if you want, then they take your photo right away. The photo is always ready for pickup within 10 – 15 minutes (you can wait in the store but I like to walk around outdoors). With tax it currently costs $ 15.85 for two photos, which can be more expensive than other places, but it is 100% worth the cost for the experience.
I went there for my photos during the process of becoming a permanent resident (needed photos for the application and then for the PR card a year later) as well as for a photo to apply for a visa to visit China. I will definitely go there again if I need any more photos of this kind. They know the requirements for each type of photo and it’s a completely no-​hassle process.
After having such great service there I am considering using them for other services such as film developing.

Très bonne solution pour faire ses photos de passeport ou de visa, amenez les dimensions et montrez les au photographe, il se chargera du reste. Comptez environ 10 minutes d’attente pour les photos.
/​/​Good solution to your passport and visas photos. Just bring the measurements and the photographer will take care of it. Expect a 10 minutes waiting for your pics.

I have come here for passport photos and visa photos. Important to note: I am very skilled at losing my passports and often need visas.
It should really be 3 stars because he overcharges but I’m handing him the extra star because: bro knows what he’s talking about, the store is so conveniently located for students, and the whole process for passport and visa photos is under ten minutes tops. I don’t know how they process people so quickly, but they do. He says wait 15 minutes, but it’s more like 7−10mins.
Owner/​photographer/​cashier is in his mid 50s, always there, really relaxed and efficient man. He offhand knew the photo requirements for the Brazilian agency (all agencies have different ones). He will chat with you about your trip if you desire, or let you browse the shop in peace (not much to buy, honestly, everything is overpriced and out of date).
I will continue coming here for passport and visa snaps because he’s cheap and quick. But bastard overcharges, I tell ya.

Although the service is friendly, the color accuracy is terrible. I suspect they need to calibrate their printer. I’m a professional photographer and was hoping to get my prints developed here due to the location convenience but their images consistently come out with a green hue/​tinge to skin tones, etc. I’m going to TIW from now on.

Excellent service. Made sure I was happy with each of my enlargements before sending them to print. I go here often and am very happy with the quality.

Really nice experience with these guys. Walked in to get some visa photos taken and they were friendly, fast and professional.
Pricewise, they’re a little expensive ($ 13/​$ 14 for the first ‘set’ and $ 6 bucks for each set after that — a set being two photos), but it was worth it to have everything taken care of in the space of 15 minutes. Especially when I consider the fact that up until I put my shoes on to go out the door, I actually thought visa photos and passport photos were the same thing. Yeah, the whole «Passport photos are NOT the same as visa photos! Bring this sheet with you to your photographer,’ didn’t give it away until I was actually leaving for Shoppers.
There’s a lovely man who works here (he may have been the owner) and it was literally, «There’s the mirror, have a seat here, snap, is this okay? Pefect, come and collect them in 15.» He was no nonsense, fast and efficient without making you feel like you were super rushed/​he wanted you out of there.
I still look like a zombie in my photos but it was definitely the most pain-​free errand I’ve ever been on.