Can anyone give the exact address of the Photo studio in Chennai? I heard a lot about the Konica studio near Chola Sheraton. I would appreciate if anyone give the address Or if not, give some identification how to find it. (May be Konica Studio is within Chola Sheraton hotel or it is to the left side or right side to the hotel or it is opposite to the hotel etc...)
Photo Studio in Chennai
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A Wait - excerpt from SRIFX\'s about Konica location
IMMIGRATION PHOTOS.
We went to the Konica express opposite the Chola Sheraton, which is basically along the same road as the US consulate and on the same side. There you will see the blue Konica boards and you will notice the photo studio cum camera shop slightly inside, away from the road.
From SRIFX
http://www.immigrationportal.com/WebX?128@@.ef47a97)
Flanked on both sides by textile and handicraft shops. They write out the bill Rs.200 for 8 photos. We are taken to the upper floor and the guy took two snaps each using the digital camera. When we came down, we WAITED for the prints and after some time found a boy looking for the cutter to cut the snaps to the correct dimension as asked by the consulate. That took some time again we WAITED. After reminding them that we were in a hurry ( between Lister and medical exam) we were given the small envelopes with 8 snaps EACH. Thought it was 4+4 for me and my wife respectively. We needed only THREE each at the consulate. 8 each was an overkill.
IMMIGRATION PHOTOS.
We went to the Konica express opposite the Chola Sheraton, which is basically along the same road as the US consulate and on the same side. There you will see the blue Konica boards and you will notice the photo studio cum camera shop slightly inside, away from the road.
From SRIFX
http://www.immigrationportal.com/WebX?128@@.ef47a97)Flanked on both sides by textile and handicraft shops. They write out the bill Rs.200 for 8 photos. We are taken to the upper floor and the guy took two snaps each using the digital camera. When we came down, we WAITED for the prints and after some time found a boy looking for the cutter to cut the snaps to the correct dimension as asked by the consulate. That took some time again we WAITED. After reminding them that we were in a hurry ( between Lister and medical exam) we were given the small envelopes with 8 snaps EACH. Thought it was 4+4 for me and my wife respectively. We needed only THREE each at the consulate. 8 each was an overkill.