Picture Perfect

I had sent off 4 rolls of film to be developed from Lubbock,TX to picture perfect that had immense sentimental value to me... they had sat in a closet for 20+ years untouched. I received my photos back and was truly taken back by the exceptional quality and experience I had with picture perfect to get these developed. This meant SO MUCH to me and I am extremely grateful for their services and turn around time to get the pictures back. 100% trust in this business, thank you picture perfect!

So happy to have found this place! Shoutout to an honest review on another development page who suggested PP. they were totally right. These peeps know they're stuff, the prices are super fair, they have a punch-card system that gives back, and they're turnaround times are ridiculously fast. I opted to have scans sent rather than prints and a contact sheet and every photo turned out beautiful. Will be back. 10/10

They were ok.Promptly serving me.Thank you Picture Perfect. Their location is in a good spot.Easy in and easy out on the day I went.

Yes I have used them before for photos and I believe that they are competent staff, They have a lot of nice services, including developing film and transferring things from old vhs to digital media. They pretty much include it all. You can send in your photos online. Yes I do recommend!

I started using film during the pandemic and found these guys very useful, great and friendly in processing both my color and B&W films. I've used a few other labs in Albuquerque over the years, but found Picture Perfect being just that PERFECT!I'll continue to use PP for my processing needs and hope for a fun and dependable future together for film and digital processing...Thanks for being there for my many rolls of film! Keep up the great work.

Picture perfect always delivers! Before and during the pandemic picture perfect ensures I get my negatives back in perfect condition. I always get my negatives cut into 6s so I can scan more easily. I love that they flatten out my roll so I'm not struggling with curled up negs trying to stuff them into my scanner slots. Thank you picture perfect, very get my roll back this week!

I take almost all my photos on my 35mm camera. I brought it out with me to Arizona and New Mexico on vacation. I wanted to get it developed before heading home back to New York and looked up this place! Seemed perfect based off reviews and their website, and it was! Speedy developing and everyone who worked in there was really sweet and nice. Also, the young guy who helped me was really cute and sweet, haha.

I needed to get some pictures printed, and heard about this place that could get them done with no fuss, the workers are nice and very knowledgeable. If you have a question, they'll have an answer for you, give them a try.

I recently found Picture Perfect when I had a 50 year old picture that I wanted reprinted with perfect color matching. They did a superb job, and were very helpful and consultative during the whole process. I recommend them whole heartedly to anyone that wants quality work from a professional crew.Then, I saw a comment somewhere on the internet (I thought it was here) where someone said, "I could go to Walmart." I never would have created a Yep account, but I created one anyway just to 1) recommend Picture Perfect and 2) to respond to that person's comment. So, to start - Yes, you can go to Walmart and pay less. And, you will get a much lesser quality scan, printed on a lower quality paper, using an inferior laser print or ink jet technology that will create a print that will not have the durability or lifespan or a traditional print, and maybe you get proper color correction, or maybe not. And, for sure you won't have the advice and guidance of professionals that have been doing this all their lives for some of New Mexico's top commercial, retail, and art photographers. So, you'll get what you pay for.Have you ever seen an inkjet or laser print after 30 years? Go pull a 20 to 30 year old ink jet or laser printed picture out of a drawer somewhere. Then, compare it to pictures from a family album of your grandparents or great grandparents from the early 1900s to 1940s. Assuming you didn't keep your great grandparents' pictures on the dashboard of your car, they will have faded less than the inkjet or laser print from only 20 to 30 years ago. That's been my experience. In contrast, if you pay a little more - you get the highest quality scan, with perfect color correction (or adjusted to your taste if you want to alter the picture), prints that are made using traditional photographic printing (something that lasts longer and no one else in town can do anymore), all on high quality paper that will last more than a lifetime lifetime. And, you get the advice and guidance of professionals that are the photography lab for some of the New Mexico's top art, retail, and commercial photographers. If you want perfect color matching to an original, restoration to "like new," faithful archival quality reproductions of vintage keepsake photographs, copying of slides to film or digital archiving, or any type of photographic development or correction need, and great service - Picture Perfect is where to go. I was so pleased with the work they did for me, I will be bringing in a boatload of slides for digitizing, and printing to archival paper.

Film developing prices are reasonable. They also sell a variety of B&W and color films in 35mm and 120. However, the film price information on their website needs to be updated. Prices in-store are more than shown online for most films, and they did not have some of the films listed in stock.