7 Comments

1. 
   mackiechartres · 2023-08-31 11:38

   wonderful !

2. 
   nyagora · 2023-08-31 12:00

   @mackiechartres Thank you very much.
   I shot at 400mm. Since I didn't have a remote control, I had to keep pressing the shutter button with my finger for 30 seconds.

3. 
   mackiechartres · 2023-08-31 13:05

   @nyagora Very interesting 👍 I can see that there have been slight movements of the camera, and it created nice light artifacts on the red and white lamps. I really like the effect !

4. 
   nyagora · 2023-08-31 13:22

   @mackiechartres Thank you.
   I think the camera and lens were probably shaken at the moment you pressed the shutter, and then stabilized after a while.
   Fireworks that move after being stabilized have less blur.

5. 
   mackiechartres · 2023-08-31 13:32

   @nyagora I don't have a Canon EOS 1N, so I don't really know, but if you don't have a remote control, maybe you could put the camera on a small tripod, set the speed on 30s, and then use the self timer, so you don't have to press the shutter yourself ?

6. 
   mackiechartres · 2023-08-31 13:33

   (maybe it is not possible due to the weight of the zoom?)

7. 
   nyagora · 2023-08-31 14:04

   @mackiechartres I don't usually use a self-timer, so I didn't know how to set it.

   I made a mistake, but when I went to shoot the starry sky, I took a picture of it for a minute, but it hurt my finger, so I made a successful bid for the remote control at the auction.