A & I Color Laboratory

Los Angeles, United States

3.5

2 reviews

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+1 323-856-5309
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1016 N Sycamore Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90038
Hollywood
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0.4 miLa Brea
0.9 miHollywood/Highland
1.3 miHollywood/Vine
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2 reviews of A & I Color Laboratory

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Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
I really like A and I Books. I use them to make all of my photo books. Tried using Blurb books, but A and I’s books are much nicer. My favorite book products are the 11×17 inch lay flat books. They are not cheap, but the books are spectacular. My clients love them. The staff is super helpful and can answer any questions you may have. I use the free book software provided off of their site, but you can use most design software to publish your book. If you want to impress, use A and I.
Place rating: 2
New Haven, CT
I had these folks develop E6 film in the past – to excellent effect.
But they seem to be off their game.
Yesterday I uploaded some files for «Next Business Day» printing.
The email confirming receipt was timestamped 3:17 pm.
When I called the next day to confirm pickup, they told me the order came in at «4:58 pm.» (I was not even at my computer at 4:58 pm.)
They suggested I pick up the order three business days later – on Tuesday when I uploaded the files on Thursday before 4 pm.
And then they asked me: «Do you really need it today?»
Is this really how they do business? «Next Business Day» means three business days – unless I beg?