What if some artistically oriented photographers have thought about Film and Digital photography as being two separate mediums? Painting and printmaking are in similar relation. So Digital photography has lately been the solution for those who need instant gratification, but there were the days when people or things were shot in the evening, then processed and printed images needed to be delivered buy 8AM next morning. Delivered usually by car, thru traffic, rather than on horseback thru the countryside (or by courier, with costs). Digital often puts you back in the same position by spending much time at the computer doing post, just like as if doing lab work without the smell. Once all the costs were figured they were not all that different, more like pay up front or pay as you go. Like "an arm and a leg or thru the nose" for what you have to absorb bean wise doing commercial work. So it seems that commercial work is mostly digital, while personal work can be either or both, of a combination of the two. All of this, you folks most likely already know. So if it were me, I would do all of it, while working toward some studio lighting and design as well, knowing that as I get older, it all just seems to weigh more. So the trick is, shoot in a studio, buy some roller skates, have the shot set up, shoot it, and skate away...