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vikrut · 28th January 2009, 13:29

Introduced myself, a Bombay lad , a photojourn by profession and a biker at heart , love to got for rides on empty roads with the wind blowing through my hair (through the helmet visor

) , have been riding a hero honda cbz since 01, a fan of the royal enfield bullet and a wud-be-bulleter soon (hopefully) , Introverted and shy by nature, the camera helps me overcome it , but friendly and helpful is how id discribe myself , dont know much about automobiles and their mechanics (and thats why out here to learn more than anything else) , though mostly interested in Vintage cars and motorcycles. Interests include cinema , history, photography, food and err women

Chirag.

Rehaan · 2nd February 2009, 18:10

Hi Vikrut,

Did you read about how they shot parts of the film "slumdog millionaire" on a Digital SLR (still) camera @11-12fps and then blended up to a higher fps.
This way they could take video in public and crowded places without drawing too much attention to themselves from the indian public.

Dont know why, but i thought of this when i read that the camera helps you overcome the shy nature -- similar to the indian public i guess

cya around,
R

28th January 2009, 13:29	#1
vikrut BHPian Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Mumbai Posts: 117 Thanked: 3 Times	Was about time I ..... Introduced myself, a Bombay lad , a photojourn by profession and a biker at heart , love to got for rides on empty roads with the wind blowing through my hair (through the helmet visor ) , have been riding a hero honda cbz since 01, a fan of the royal enfield bullet and a wud-be-bulleter soon (hopefully) , Introverted and shy by nature, the camera helps me overcome it , but friendly and helpful is how id discribe myself , dont know much about automobiles and their mechanics (and thats why out here to learn more than anything else) , though mostly interested in Vintage cars and motorcycles. Interests include cinema , history, photography, food and err women Chirag.
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2nd February 2009, 18:10	#2
Rehaan Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bombay Posts: 24,042 Thanked: 34,074 Times	Hi Vikrut, Did you read about how they shot parts of the film "slumdog millionaire" on a Digital SLR (still) camera @11-12fps and then blended up to a higher fps. This way they could take video in public and crowded places without drawing too much attention to themselves from the indian public. Dont know why, but i thought of this when i read that the camera helps you overcome the shy nature -- similar to the indian public i guess cya around, R
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