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The best way to blow a shoot is on someone else's dime. In this case, Braedon's dime. This video teaches you about mistakes that can be made with using strobes for lighting. These same mistakes would happen digitally, but you see your results immediately. With film you don't get to see those results until the film is back.

For most cameras, your shutter sync that fires the flash, and then captures it on your image is 1/125th of a second. We weren't aware before this shoot that with a Pentax 67, the shutter sync is 1/30th of a second. So nothing came out on the initial shoot.

This video talks you through those mistakes, and then explains how to do it right. So if you want to learn how to shoot film in studio, this is a good watch for you.

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