CAMERA SETTINGS FOR LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY Quick Guide Written by Jo Plumridge
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Landscape photography is a hugely popular genre, with most photographers enjoying the chance to capture stunning images in the great outdoors. It is
Here’s what we’ll cover:
· Camera ge gear
an accessible genre as even those people who live in a city can nd a green space to take shots in. And the world is full of beautiful locations that offer fantastic photographic opportunities.
· Compos Compositi ition on tips tips to get you you start started ed
In this guide, I’ll be looking at some camera settings to help you start out with, as well as exploring other tips and tricks to help you get the best landscape images possible.
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· Camera Camera setting settingss ffor or different different landscape landscape photography opportunities
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The most important piece of equipment equipmen for capturing landscapes is a decent wide-angle lens.tDecent optics and good glass can make a real difference to images, so I’d always recommend investing in lenses before you invest in an upgraded camera. The best wide-angle lenses will have a xed maximum aperture. Often, a slightly cheaper way to get a good lens is to look for a prime lens, which only has one focal length (e.g. a 24mm lens). Zoom lenses with a xed aperture throughout their focal length range are often expensive! You can save some money by buying a zoom lens with a maximum aperture of f4 instead of f2.8 as landscapes generally require the use of a large depth of eld (and therefore a small aperture). It can also be useful to carry a telephoto lens such as a 70-200mm (on a full frame) to capture smaller details within landscapes.
You’re Y ou’re also going to need tripod. A lot landscape photography requires longaexposures forof which you won’t be able to hand-hold your camera. Choose one that’s that’s lightweight enough to carry but also sturdy enough to support your camera. Carbon ber tripods are the lightest on the market but do have a price tag to match! Key Lesson: I’d also recommend carrying a few lters. A circular polarizer will help you cut out glare and reection, as well as allowing you to polarize and enhance a blue blu e sky. Neutral Neutral density lters (both solid and graduated) will allow you to use longer shutter speeds and, in the case of a graduated lter, help average out the difference in exposure between the sky and the landscape.
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Te most vital piece o equipment or landscape photography is a wide-angle lens. CAMERA SETTINGS FOR LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY //
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