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It looks like there was some movement/shake going on there, I always find it tricky even with a very sturdy monopod, especially if it is a public event with people shuffling around.
I find that a few seconds are normally enough to capture fireworks and it can massively reduce the movement, but deffo with a tripod.
I find that a few seconds are normally enough to capture fireworks and it can massively reduce the movement, but deffo with a tripod.
I think that the beauty here is that the 'shake' doesn't matter. I like the shot.
Tim
Tim
