Anshul Chobey

Hi there are still mostly only film cameras being used in India..HD still very far away. as far as the 50's and 70's go, people in india were using Mitchell and the Arri 2A's and 2C's(which incidentally are still used). most of the films in India(99% of them) are shot with the Arriflex cameras only. regards anshul chobey india

hi some parts of it are covered in the july issue of american cinematographer..that is all i have read.. regards anshul chobey

i agree just been able to read the posts of the menbers is enlightening... anshul chobey india

hi everyone, i have been shooting a Super 16 feature in london and have been working with technicolor for the processing. recently in one of the camera rolls i noticed that there is a strange kind of edge fog. the fog extends into the picture area and its maximum towards the end of the roll.i have seen fog like this on the neg which can be attributed to old stock or light leak while loading or pressure but this has been strange because it is inconsistent. one can see it for 4 frames and then it goes for the next 24 frames and this happens all along the roll.the telecine colorist are unable to explain anything whatsoever can anyoone think of a reason for this kind of fog on film regards Anshul Chobey India