How to Shoot Film With Strobe Lights In Studio Flash

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Ever wondered how to photograph on film with strobe lights? This step by step tutorial will tell you how.

PocketWizards I use:

Some caveats for clarification:

This was shot on a medium format film camera but the same rules apply for 35mm film cameras: attach the PocketWizard to your cameras hot shoe and plug in the second PocketWizard to your strobe light.

If your film camera doesn’t have a hot shoe you can still connect via a sync cord (plug the sync cord into your camera and the other end into the PocketWizard).

If you don’t want to use a PocketWizard you can connect from your strobe light to your camera via a sync cable.

All that said, your mileage may vary. You may have to do some Googling for your specific camera/lights and experiment in the studio.

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0:00 - Intro
0:56 - Gear/Film Stocks
1:17 - Light Setup
1:46 - Camera to strobe (Option 1 - Sync Cord)
1:57 - Camera to strobe (Option 2 - Radio Trigger)
2:07 - Connecting PocketWizards
2:24 - PocketWizards Without Hot Shoe
2:35 - Camera Settings
2:45 - Shutter to Sync Speed
3:27 - Light Strength
3:43 - Measuring Exposure with Light Meter
3:55 - Measuring Exposure with Digital Camera
4:28 - How to shoot film with strobe lights recap
4:36 - Black & White
4:57 - Interlude
5:34 - Color
6:09 - Interlude
6:56 - Outro

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