Landscape Photography: Best Camera Settings | B&H Event Space

What are the best settings for landscape photography? Professional photographer Mahesh Thapa covers important topics such as the best ISO settings, RAW shooting, the Histogram and much more. Once you learn and practice his techniques, you will be able to determine best camera settings for your landscape photos!

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0:00 Introduction
1:30 Overview & Disclosures
4:27 Dicussion Focus
5:39 Manual or Aperture Priority Exposure Mode
7:30 ISO
11:52 Histogram
13:38 Autofocus
16:08 RAW or RAW + JPEG?
18:38 In-Camera Long Exposure Noise Reduction
21:03 Live View Settings
22:10 e-Front Curtain Shutter
24:13 Grid Lines
26:49 Aperture
31:12 Remote Shutter Release
33:47 Steady Shot On or Off?
37:12 Custom Dial
39:06 RAW Histogram
43:21 Q&A

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[BandH]

What are your go-to settings for landscapes?

[ro]

This is phenomenal for beginners!! Everyhting he says checks out

[dtaviation]

Thanks for sharing, interesting to watch.
I’ve found that on the standard picture profile on A7Riii, setting zebras at 106+ is where the raw actually clips (from inspection in RawDigger), and 104+ for the neutral profile.

[kareemtejumola]

Thanks for your interesting lecture but I will like tomknow whether most of the things you mentioned are suited only for Any cameras or are general especially when it comes to setting. I am a Nikon and Fujifilm XT series shooter, bur never heard anything called Zebra nor Gemina settingshooter

[thomastuorto]

Do the Sony cameras have a Focus Stacking feature for Landscapes & Macro photography?

[thomastuorto]

For landscape, Full Manual, unless I forget to turn off Auto ISO, except when the sun is moving in & out of from behind the clouds.

[Ericbjohnston]

You picked a topic that has been beat to death. Dozens of videos talking the same exact topic saying exact same thing. Find new topics to discuss.