Saurabh Mahajan

Mumbai, India

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Replied on Has anyone used Ronin 2 + Mimic setu...

Jun 14 at 04:27 AM

Thankyou ✨️✨️

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Jun 12 at 08:40 PM

Has anyone used Ronin 2 + Mimic setup for car shots, with the Ronin rigged on the car body using pipe rigs. How effecient is that and what are the limitations around it ?

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Replied on I have seen some people shoot at high...

Feb 18 at 02:55 AM

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 

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Feb 14 at 10:19 PM

I have seen some people shoot at higher ISO (1600 or so) during day time when there already is enough light and then use ND to compensate. And shoot at lower ISO 400 or 200 when shooting low light sequences. Why do they make this choice ? Why not just shoot at base ISO 800 or 500. 
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Commented on Lighting Night Interiors: Part 1

Jan 29 at 10:49 PM

i have an annual all access plan, but cannot watch this. please help. 

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Commented on LET'S INTRODUCE & SUPPORT EACH OT...

Jan 04 at 11:22 PM

Hi, I am Saurabh Mahajan, DOP based in Mumbai, INDIA . I have collaborated and worked on 30+ commercials since 2019. I recently had the opportunity to shoot an independent feature film and a commercial web series as a DP. I would love to collaborate with Directors and Producers based in India. Here is my Yotube Link. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcAcbx1laLnwOQAm9AqR2tLbV9rX9y5Dd&si=JaZlOBqbkMiN-ilcThis is my Instagram Handlehttps://www.instagram.com/framed_forever?igsh=MWxrbmo2b3NxZ3Vwcg==

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Commented on Masterclass - Camera, Lenses & Filters | Shane Hurlbut, ASC

Jan 02 at 02:16 AM

I have been searching for explanations around the realtionship between anamorphic lenses and aspect ratio. Can I acheive different Aspect ratio using Anamorphic glass. Does using anamorphic glass always restrict you to 2.35:1 or can I acheive a 16:9 Aspect ratio as well, and what are the things that affect these decisions. 

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Commented on Cinematography BooksHi, I am looking ...

Dec 02 at 09:28 PM

Digital Cinematography  second edition by David Stump

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