Hong Kong advice

maddyks · 14th July 2008

Hey,

I'm looking for a good shop in Hong Kong to buy darkroom stuff. Like film changing bag and all.

Kindly let me know if you know of any.

Thanks,

Karthik

maddyks · 15th July 2008

Anyone????

CS TAN · 15th July 2008

You might have a better chance with http://www.dchome.net/index.php

This is a HK forum similar to CS.

waileong · 15th July 2008

Shop in Stanley St. Can't remember name though. Sells bulk film, chemicals, etc. But prices high-- they don't seem to realise that the cost of holding on to goods which do not move is very expensive, given the land prices/rentals in Hong Kong.

maddyks · 15th July 2008

Originally Posted by CS TAN

You might have a better chance with http://www.dchome.net/index.php

This is a HK forum similar to CS.

Don't know Chinese

maddyks · 15th July 2008

Originally Posted by waileong

Shop in Stanley St. Can't remember name though. Sells bulk film, chemicals, etc. But prices high-- they don't seem to realise that the cost of holding on to goods which do not move is very expensive, given the land prices/rentals in Hong Kong.

Hmmm thanks

I'll see how the prices look.

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waileong Deregistered Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 2,597	Re: Hong Kong advice Shop in Stanley St. Can't remember name though. Sells bulk film, chemicals, etc. But prices high-- they don't seem to realise that the cost of holding on to goods which do not move is very expensive, given the land prices/rentals in Hong Kong.