$35.00 Early bird pricing available until 02/11/2026

Class is on February 28 from 10am-1pm at theFINDlab SLC 435 W 400 S #103 SLC, UT

Film Can be Complicated.

We understand the suspense of waiting days to see if your exposure was right or if you even loaded the camera correctly. Thats why we’re introducing our first-ever Film 101 Class to share everything we wish we knew when we were starting.

This isn’t a lecture. It is an intimate, hands-on workshop taught by the pros who process film every day. We designed this class to bridge the gap between guessing and knowing. Helping you go from knowing nothing about your camera to shooting your first roll with confidence.

Just Show Up. We’ll Do The Rest.

Your Registration Includes:

• Camera Rental: Don't have a camera? Use one of ours for the duration of the class (limited availability).
• Film: A fresh roll of film to shoot during the workshop.
• Processing:Get Custom scans of your class roll.
• A Guide: Our exclusive "Film 101" printed booklet to take home.
• Mentorship: Small group instruction with real 1-on-1 attention.

What You Will Learn:

• The Exposure Triangle: Understanding ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed without the confusion.
• Metering: How to read light so your photos aren't too dark or too bright.
• Loading: How to load and unload film correctly.
• Questions: Any questions you may have answered

What to Bring

Bring comfy shoes, weather-appropriate clothes, and a notebook or phone to take notes. Don't forget your camera—or if you don't have one, borrow one of ours (limited availability).

Why Take This Class?

We are a professional lab run by photographers, for photographers. We process thousands of rolls and see the common mistakes beginners make. We created this curriculum to help you skip the expensive trial-and-error phase.

Plus, the support doesn't end when the class does. Our team is here to answer your questions and help you grow long after you leave the lab.

You'll leave

Knowing the Basics, shooting with confidence, and loving your photos!