Go back in time on April 19th at The Camera Museum with this fun activity for couples or parent and child. 
You get to use a Vintage Camera as seen on this page from the Camera Museum's collection.  You will learn to load it with film, set the shutter speed and aperture and then use it to photograph each other. 
You will get to use many different lenses, learn composition and how to use a hand held light meter. All while enjoying a guided photo walk with Scott Evans as your instructor.
The last few frames of film will be shot by Scott of the two of you.
Then, we will go to the darkroom and develop your roll of film. You will learn to load the film in to the processing tank and the chemicals necessary to develop your roll.
While your film is drying, you will also get an introduction to scanning your film to digital files.
 Film, processing and camera is included in the price.   
And the cool part is that you get to KEEP the camera that you chose to use.
 1 ticket is good for 2 people, you will share a camera and learn together.
Class starts at 1 pm and ends around 5:00
Only 4 tickets will be sold for this event so get yours while you can.