Thanks Eugene! I take all comments to heart. I will talk more about my thoughts on composition in future videos.

Haha! Me too Kevin! Funny memory. All the best Buddy!

I totally agree! As an early KZbinr I got caught up in the VidIQ recommendations for titles. Thanks for your feedback!

Also, I guess the tip was to come prepared to shoot even if it's just a scouting session.

@@jplimages Happy Holidays to you as well!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks very much!

Thanks Stig! You live in a beautiful part of the world as well!

Hey Colin, Thanks very much for your kind words. Yes, in my career I have used many different camera brands, from Nikon to Hasselblad to Sinar. The Fuji X-H2 was my choice for landscape for several reasons. I like a cropped sensor because I was not concerned about low light capabilities (less sensor noise) or (perceived) shallow depth of field. I like the increased lens 'reach' due to the cropped sensor and smallness and lightness of the gear while hiking in a landscape. Also, I have always had a soft-spot for Fuji because of their positive response to what professionals needed in a film stock back in the 1990's. Good luck and have fun out there!

Thank you! I am so envious of you because I know how much fun you will have learning new skills and having amazing experiences! Good luck out there!

@ thank you 😊 and have a good Christmas 🎄

That's great Jonathan and thank you! I think the X-H1's and 2's are the perfect landscape photography camera. Good luck out there shooting!

Thanks Stig!

@@jimhamilton8775 thanks Jim!

There’s a new one coming soon!

@@MabelFraser-v2f I look forward to it Mabel.

Thanks!

Thanks so much! I would recommend a short (ish) zoom. Something close to a 24-50mm (full frame equivalent). I shoot with a aps-c format and shoot with a 13mm prime and a 56mm prime. I also have a 50-230mm zoom I sometimes use more detailed captures. The short zoom will give you more bang for your buck!

@MabelFraser-v2f is 10-18 appropriate? I also shoot apsc

@@sumangoswami2620 oh yes! That would be a 15 - 27mm (at a 1.5 factor) full-frame equivalent. Great choice! Maybe 1.6 factor for Canon?

@@sumangoswami2620 Maybe you already have something longer. A 35mm perhaps?

@MabelFraser-v2f I have the kit lens 18-55 only.

Thanks a lot! That trail looks awesome! I will add that to my list when I'm back in Nova Scotia.

Hey thanks! Yes me too. If I'm not careful, I'll have a lot of post-horizon levelling to do! Thankfully, the newer cameras has an electronic level...although I find it's not 100% accurate. Thanks again for the comment!

Hey thanks! Cape St. Mary's sounds good to me! Next week I am in Petty Harbour. Thanks for your comment!

Oh thank you Tony! The Viltrox is a pretty good lens for the price. Actually, it's a pretty good lens period. I like using it but wish it was weather/Newfoundland-sealed.

Thanks Ully! I'm in the learning and (hopefully) improving stage. Yes, living in Newfoundland for 4-5 months of the year then Spain and PEI.

@ well you’re doing a great job! How long have you been doing it? This is the first one I saw. I’ve been thinking of doing that myself, but I think it’s a huge commitment.

Thanks again Ully. This is just my third video. Learning more and more with each one. Pretty steep learning curve but a ton of fun.

Thanks Hannah! There'll be a new one every Thursday!

Well thanks Matt!

Thanks Tony!

Thank you Judy!