The FIND Lab

The FIND Lab Professional Film Processing and Scanning theFINDlab is run by photographers who shoot film. They understand the precision that goes into your craft.
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theFINDlab was created to give film shooters a viable option for film processing and scanning as many pro lab were closing their doors. They are not just lab techs, they have experience behind the scanners and the camera. Our goal is to provide professional developing and scanning of the medium of film photography. Please direct all questions to [email protected]

Labor Day Hours! We’re open, but not all day, so get your film! These hours are for both Provo and SLC locations.
09/07/2026

Labor Day Hours! We’re open, but not all day, so get your film! These hours are for both Provo and SLC locations.

It’s half-frame day! Here are some fun shots from FIND team members. Comment your favorite half frame shot below!
09/06/2026

It’s half-frame day! Here are some fun shots from FIND team members. Comment your favorite half frame shot below!

Giving away the pro photographer secret recipe. 3 tips from FIND 2.0 Workshop to help you better your craft and grow you...
09/04/2026

Giving away the pro photographer secret recipe. 3 tips from FIND 2.0 Workshop to help you better your craft and grow your business. Jonathan Canlas

Stop looking at your competitor’s work.
You won’t stand out if you only take inspiration from your peers. Look at the masters like Richard Avedon, Chuck Close, or Vivian Maier to inform how you approach your photography.

It doesn’t matter if you do weddings, sports, families, engagments, or commercial. You’ll find inspiration outside of your niche.

You’re only as good as your worst photo.
You never want your client to have to cull down images you send them. You want a “perfect, no notes” review. That means when you hit delete on an image, its gone. There is no maybe folder. Only show the best.

The less you show, the stronger your body of work.

Everyone should be working on three personal projects at all times.
Start new project, work on 6-month old project, and add to a persistent project. Personal work is all about finding your artistic voice. The best part? No one can tell you what to shoot.

This and more at FIND 2.0, but don’t take it from us:
“FIND 2.0 is a great, holistic film experience. It demystified film photography and taught me consistent, repeatable techniques that have allowed me to get out of my own way and enjoy photography. From flash to development, seeing the whole process helped me understand what I was missing to create the looks that I have wanted to achieve.”

Perry B, workshop attendee

FIND 2.0 2027: March 12-14 and October 8-10
187 W Center St, 9AM-5PM

Sign up at the link in bio -> FIND 2.0 Workshop

FIND Favs Sept 2026: Some great images we’ve seen come through the lab recently!This image is by Michael • Landscape, St...
09/03/2026

FIND Favs Sept 2026: Some great images we’ve seen come through the lab recently!

This image is by Michael • Landscape, Street, & Event Photography and it’s very Gotham City. According to the Dark Knight, it is Gotham City.

Captions are written by theFINDlab, not artwork names.

Foggy lens Ian Kirby

Galaxy’s Edge Michael Bartovsky

A Big Sur wedding San Francisco Wedding & Film Photography

An awesome vertical Cooper Douglass

A green Arizona Mckay Wyman

A restless bull Harrison Trinca (FIND team)

Speeding Mustang Jacob (FIND team)

FIND Favs, Sept 2026!

09/02/2026

We asked our team what scanner they prefer for their personal film! 🎞️ Whatever your preference we’ve got you covered! Don’t know the differences between Frontier or Noritsu? Check out our latest carousel post in the comments for more info!

09/01/2026

FILM SCHOOL ROAD TRIP is happening in Tokyo, that’s what. Forget food, lodging, getting from place to place—just come along for the ride & shoot some film.

November 6-9, 2026. Seats almost gone. Link in bio.

Frontier or Noritsu?This is one of the questions we hear most Both machines will give you beautiful scans—but they don’t...
09/01/2026

Frontier or Noritsu?
This is one of the questions we hear most Both machines will give you beautiful scans—but they don’t look the same.

Frontier: punchy contrast, golden skin, a rich black point, and the only way to get borders and sprockets.

Noritsu: flatter tones, warmer greens, more room for our techs to fine-tune, and better frame-to-frame consistency.

We asked the team and it went 11 to 7 in favor of the Frontier. Not exactly a landslide.
Swipe through the side-by-sides and vote in the poll below. And if you’re still on the fence, pick “Scan on Both” on your next order. Nothing beats seeing it on your own film.

Send Us Your Film — link in bio.

Get Your Shutter Priorities StraightThe Pentax K1000 is so perfectly simple that it inspired one of these two new pieces...
08/31/2026

Get Your Shutter Priorities Straight

The Pentax K1000 is so perfectly simple that it inspired one of these two new pieces of merch. “Even when it’s broken, it still works,” says developing manager Taylor about the camera. Rep a piece “the quintessential film camera” with the Dial Tee. Before you comment, yes the front says Tv, and no the K1000 doesn’t have a shutter priority mode. It’s a nod to the concept of shutter speed for ball knowers.

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Have you ever metered a scene thats just a little too dark? You’re already at f/2.8 and shooting 800 ISO film—the only thing left to do is slow down your shutter speed. 1/125 isn’t enough. Neither is 1/30th. It’s risky, but 1/8 will get you there.
 
You might’ve been a little too cocky, though. The picture comes out kinda blurry. A good blurry. One that people will think was on purpose. Because it was. Right?

We looking to add to our marketing team! Send your resume/ portfolio to marketing@thefindlab.com if you think you’d be a...
08/29/2026

We looking to add to our marketing team! Send your resume/ portfolio to [email protected] if you think you’d be a good fit!

Images developed and scanned by theFINDlab — Official

08/28/2026

We accidentally recorded horizontal, oops!

From now on, ship your film to 187 W Center St, Provo UT 84601

We moved our whole lab in about 2 days. Come stop by for the open house on September 25th. Mark your calendars!

Address

170 Mountain Way Drive, # 107
Orem, UT
84058

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+18016910060

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