Diamonds Camera Video & Digital

Adelaide, Australia

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4 reviews

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Telephone:
+61 8 8232 8279
Website:
www.diamondscamera.com.au
Address:
165 - 169 Rundle St, Adelaide, South Australia, 5000
Adelaide
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
130 ftStop B2 Pulteney Street - East side
210 ftStop B1 Pulteney Street - East side
230 ftStop X1 Pulteney Street - West side
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Today 9:00 am – 5:30 pm
Closed now
Local time (Adelaide) 11:58 PM Wednesday, June 11, 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 5:30 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 5:30 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 5:30 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 5:30 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 4:00 pm

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Adelaide’s largest retailer of photographic product & offers a range of products and services unsurpassed in South Australia.

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4 reviews of Diamonds Camera Video & Digital

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Place rating: 2
Adelaide, Australia
Prices and advice is good although you need to check the net before you go to the shop. I have bought quite a lot of goods from them but they are not consistently competitive.
However I purchased an olympus em1 from them and as part of the deal they offered me a couple of courses. One was at the zoo and run by olympus and it was great. But the other was a fizzer. The guy who ran the course blew me away twice cancelled on me and then told me he would get back to me. Not only did he not gey back he would not reply to texts and when I rang at the shop he would not ring back. I found his attitude terrible and as he is in charge of all their courses I would never do another course with them. Don’t waste your money.
Place rating: 3
Australia
When it comes to nabbing yourself top brand camera gear at good — nay, excellent — prices, I can personally recommend Diamond’s.
I’d been in the market for a DSLR for a while, but being a novice and overwhelmed with choice, I was finding it tricky to make a decision. That’s where Diamond’s came in. A photographer friend of mine recommended a particular model to start with (A Nikon D40) as a great first DSLR with a lot of options and easy to use in auto mode until I built up my knowledge.
So, armed with knowledge (aka my photog friend) we did some research online and then headed into Diamond’s. The staff were super helpful and knowledgable, and even better — they had a special on the model, with a kit lens included. It was about $ 300 less than I’d seen it going for online. Happy? Yeah… $ 300 worth of happy.
They also have a great selection of camera bags, lenses and the like: I picked up a pretty cute camera bag to make my new SLR feel at home as well.
Place rating: 3
Australia
14/​12/​2011
I am a computer addict. I spend way too many hours burning my eyes in front of the computer. Microsoft Word… white laptop… and…white keyboard… and. oh…white mouse… white case… a nice screen… can all really catch me eye in a second.
I wish the latest Macbook Pro could enter and spice up my life the way a good game of basketball does. «Look at me now. Trendy. Too cool for the old school.»
This relatively small store screams the latest technology at you… creating a shop look that I’ve never seen before. Or what I might call «tech-​no-​lo-​gic» (in a distorted robot voice).
The salesman really knows how to fire the name of computer terms and incredible up-​front prices (think $ 2 800) at you — and if you check in on their website, you may find yourself camera shy!
Cheers for the price. Now I got to get back to work, or find another deal, if I’m going to make this Macbook Pro a reality.
Place rating: 4
Australia
Do I miss the days of taking 24 or 36 shots from my camera, then waiting 4 or 5 days for developing only to find out that 3 turned out ok, 5 out of focus, 6 too dark because the flash sucks and the rest were double exposed because the film slipped off the spool? Funk No!
I have been a part of the Digital Revolution for some time now, and have purchased many of my cameras from Diamonds on Rundle Street, in fact I bought the very camera that takes all of my Unilocal piccies from Diamonds (Canon Eos 1100D).
For me, Diamonds is the best Camera specialist going around, and the flagship store in Rundle street is the place to go. A great selection of compact, SLR’s and video cameras, plus loads of accessories, lens’s and some little digital processing hubs for quick print.
The staff are super helpful too, and will steer you in th right direction if you don’t know your megapixels from your titanium tripods.