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If you have never been to B&H, you really have to go just to see more photo equipment in one room than anywhere other than PhotoKina.
I was there on a 'quiet' Monday so there weren't any more crowds then, say, at your local supermarket on the day before a snow storm. I had 3 or 4 minutes in line so I had the time (and the space) to look around.
That's the way you see a salesman (actually they don't sell, just advise and write up); you wait in line and a sign tells you what station is open for you.
There are 60 (count'em folks) spots at the digital slr counter for interaction with a salesman plus 4 or islands for specific smaller brands, each with 2-4 salespeople, plus, film canera area + large camera area + used & refurb. Then there is lighting, printers. monitors, etc. There are at least 4 complete rows of tripod legs and head and another dozen rows of camera bags and carrying accessories.
There are 20 cashier's stations, 5 or 6 for cash alone then the rest for CC and check.
It is hard to estimate just how much they sell in any day. The waiting room outside the exit was full of people, unpacking stuff to go out and shoot then.




I was there on a 'quiet' Monday so there weren't any more crowds then, say, at your local supermarket on the day before a snow storm. I had 3 or 4 minutes in line so I had the time (and the space) to look around.
That's the way you see a salesman (actually they don't sell, just advise and write up); you wait in line and a sign tells you what station is open for you.
There are 60 (count'em folks) spots at the digital slr counter for interaction with a salesman plus 4 or islands for specific smaller brands, each with 2-4 salespeople, plus, film canera area + large camera area + used & refurb. Then there is lighting, printers. monitors, etc. There are at least 4 complete rows of tripod legs and head and another dozen rows of camera bags and carrying accessories.
There are 20 cashier's stations, 5 or 6 for cash alone then the rest for CC and check.
It is hard to estimate just how much they sell in any day. The waiting room outside the exit was full of people, unpacking stuff to go out and shoot then.




