So, following on from my first go at Camera Rotations – I had another go, but this time I changed the set-up to enable a smoother movement.
This time it involved a much simpler set up with my camera on the tripod set very low to the floor, with the camera attached to the tripod head so that it was pointing straight up. This meant that only one head was needed and using the equatorial mount was much easier and smoother resulting in no lens wobble.
The lights were then suspended above in a triangle formation as close the ceiling of the room as I could get them. The images below showcase varying degrees of rotation, with some colour editing in post production.
![Camera Rotations pt 2 001](https://www.thenumber27.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/camera-rotations-pt2-001.jpg)
Slow start to create the brighter tips
![Camera Rotations pt 2 - 003](https://www.thenumber27.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/camera-rotations-pt2-003.jpg)
Red applied
![Camera Rotations pt 2 - 005](https://www.thenumber27.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/camera-rotations-pt-2-005.jpg)
With some blue added
![Camera Rotations pt 2 - 009](https://www.thenumber27.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/camera-rotations-pt2-009.jpg)
A short rotation
![Camera Rotations pt 2 - 010](https://www.thenumber27.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/camera-rotations-pt2-010.jpg)
Short rotation with blue
![Camera Rotations pt 2 - 013](https://www.thenumber27.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/camera-rotations-pt2-013.jpg)
Green Colouring, with over 360 of degrees Camera Rotation
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