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Camera Zone & Art Gallery
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citysearch c.
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I went into the store to look at cameras and lenses. The owner, Andre, looked at my camera and said he, as an authorized Sony retailer, had the correct lens for me. What came in the box was not a Sony lens, which I did not notice at the time. I had been looking at the lenses online, and he gave me the same price that I had seen online, $160. When I took the lens back to my hotel room to inspect it, I realized it was not the Sony lens I had been looking for, but a much less valuable lens selling online for only $99. Strike one. Tourist shops usually mark up prices, so this wasn?t too surprising, but I was irritated. Then the lens wouldn?t attach to my camera. Strike two.
Cons: grossly overpriced, shady knock-offs
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