INTRO TO FILM
Regular price
$65.00
Date: SATURDAY AUG 22 10AM
Duration: 2.5 hours
Class size: 8–10 students
Experience required: None
What students will learn
- How a film camera works
- Aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and exposure
- How to meter a scene
- The differences between 35mm and 120 film
- Color negative, black-and-white, and slide film
- How to choose the right film stock
- How to properly load and unload a 35mm camera
- How to avoid light leaks, blank rolls, and accidental double exposures
- What happens to film after it reaches the lab
- How negatives are developed, scanned, and delivered
Workshop flow
First 30 minutes: Film cameras, formats, and film stocks
Next 40 minutes: Exposure and light metering
Next 20 minutes: Loading and unloading demonstration
Next 45 minutes: Guided photo walk around downtown Lakeland
Final 15 minutes: Questions and film-processing walkthrough
Included with admission
- Standard development and scans
- Film photography cheat sheet
- Limited access to loaner cameras
- Guided downtown photo walk
- A brief behind-the-scenes look at the lab
Student should bring
A working 35mm camera, when available. Students requesting a loaner should reserve one during registration. ( IF AVAILABLE )
IF YOU CHOOSE TO MAIL BACK NEGATIVES YOU MUST CHECK OUT WITH THE MAIL BACK NEGATIVES OPTION FROM THE DEVELOP PAGE WHICH WILL ADD $5 TO YOUR CART FOR POSTAGE.