The Grid: Landscape Photography Tips (Episode 248)

This week on The Grid, Scott welcomes Matt Kloskowski on to the set to talk about Landscape Photography. They both share some amazing tips for shooting landscape photography and preparing for the shoot.

[Dpixtion]

Scott...!!!! It's good to see you two again. Missed you two together... Thank you both for all you've taught me over the years..

[jerp]

Best show. Great synergy between the two of you.

[jensvielmann]

yeah the twist lock of the 3 legged thing sux... or to be more precise that you have to do them one by one. I wish they could integrate the lock mechanism of the Valborn UT series. Those are not the best tripods but you can setup and packup your tripod in like 5 sec. You only have to twist every leg once and fasten all the locks at the same time.
Esp. for like city trips etc. (but I guess in gneral) the time it takes to setup and pack up is important on a travel tripod as well.

Small aperture refraction or not: But why does every sharpness chart on dxomark show the lenses sharpness (P-Mpix) go way down if smaller then F11-F16 dependent on the lens. But every lens got it.

[BokorRider]

check out Chelsea & Tony's review of the 3 legged thing... they had some in use issues

[DBPawlan]

I've had a 3LT tripod for 4.5 years now. I hope that they've improved on the construction as most of the failures that I've had with this tripod were due to parts that had been glued together - yes, that's right, GLUED together. I guess that they were new to the carbon fiber construction techniques.

[chrstphrdyer]

Crazy. I was just wondering today what happened to matt. Super talented and very clear in his presentation.

[gr_-]

Hey Matt and Scott, do you use luminosity masks?

[Rammykazemi]

u guys are freaking' awesome.. if i do get free time i watch your shows :D

[gustavovargas]

Great team!, keep working together please

[DaveHarrisyesreally]

you guys have so much good stuff to communicate, and i do get the commercial imperative, but the shows would be so much easier to watch if you stayed focused on what we all want to hear

[mikek]

Guys -- pretty short on tips. Mostly feels like advertising for your seminars, reading live comments, talking about equipment and how-to in LR. Some of that is ok, but that was like 90% of the hour. Left early.

[wahabdilawar]

A lot of advertising with very few landscape photography tips.

[stefanmarch]

I found Matt's triangle tip useful otherwise I agree that it was a lot of advertising and not much practical advice

[markgory]

If I wanted to watch a Commercial I’d watch tv....

[LuxuryTravelExplorers]

Did you really say it cost $43, 000 for a trip to Iceland?