Managing Large Format Film Holders for the Lazy Photographer
A quick primer on how I manage my large format film holders when shooting color film so that I don't accidentally create a scenario where I don't know which have been exposed, and which have been not. It would seem this has already been solved by the inclusion of the black and white sides of a film holder. But I've learned through my experience with large format photography that all it takes is one goof-up in the field to totally throw that traditional system into chaos. No sasquatch were harmed in the making of this video. #largeformatphotography

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