How to Customize your Camera for BETTER Quality Landscape Photos

[@Larry_Odom]

Thank you so much Ian for passing through these setup configurations ! I always learn a lot from your videos, they seem to never go out of date. One great point I picked up, among many, was resetting a button to bring up the crop screens, a really great idea. Never crossed my mind. Thank you so much. Have a great day !

[@Michael-NZ]

great, I have an XT4 but find it frustrating at times the many settings

[@EdwardMartinsPhotography]

Nice one Ian! I missed the Front Curtain setting so thanks for that! 👍🙂 The weather never changes in your videos. Except sometimes it's not raining, LOL! We're having Arctic conditions today. I need to go out, but for some reason I'm just sitting here...

[@ian_worth]

Thanks Edward. It's worth a try. Yeah get wrapped up and take it on mate 👍👍 I've got fog on the forecast for tomorrow, so fingers crossed 😁👍👍

[@dan.allen.digital]

Some great tips Ian. In addition to your natural live view tip, I also set a swipe function to see the RGB histogram instead of the regular histogram. Then you can more easily see if you are clipping highlights in a certain color channel. Useful for the Expose to the right technique.

[@ian_worth]

Great tip Dan 👍👍

[@mattsiler7418]

Keeping an eye on the RGB Histo is especially useful for Fall and Flower photography where both of these situations lend themselves to easily blowing out the RED channel.

[@qkamoen]

First think you so much, because with this video you help me so much with the camera settings. But the only thing I want to know is how can I zoom in when I want it better in focus. Because with canon it was easy, but now I've switch to the fujifilm x-S10 and after a year i'm still trying to figure it out. I hope you understand what I'm meaning, because english not my native language

[@michaelt7320]

Great tips, Ian. So well explained. Thanks.

[@ian_worth]

thanks Michael 🙏🙏👍

[@chrisjohn1138]

A really useful video Ian. And there I was thinking I’d covered every shortcut already, and you find a few more. But thanks for a few more. And they are transferable to new cameras 👏👏👏 And I’d be pleased for more videos along the lines of this one.

[@ian_worth]

Thanks Chris 👍👍

[@johnr.watson7500]

I'm new to your channel, Ian. Even though I've been taking photographs for many years with a series of cameras, this video has shown me a number of things I was unaware of. And having recently acquired a Fuji camera, I've altered several settings following your advice. Clear and concise information, which is just what I'm looking for. Many thanks.

[@ian_worth]

Awesome, thank you! 🙏🙏

[@tomheim9516]

Both informative and very useful tips - thank you, Ian!

[@ian_worth]

You are very welcome, Tom 🙏👍

[@johnnybreedlove6398]

Awesome Video Ian!!!!

[@ian_worth]

Thanks Johnny 👍👍

[@robroyig-robroyphotography9225]

Great video Ian! Really solid points. Will have to change some settings now, like ES Front curtain. Another one that I like to map to a function button, is eye detect on/off. I don’t always shoot street or people but when I do, it is nice to quickly switch between the modes.

[@andrewhulson4000]

Great tips Ian. I have been using the Electronic front curtain setting for a while but have found that I have had banding in the shadows. I shoot Sony A7R3. I have since moved back to mechinical shutter and haven't seen it. Keep up the great videos Ian...

[@terrybrooks395]

Nice, information worth pondering, I am curious though, instead of front curtain electronic why not just use electronic shutter?

[@richardmorgan3486]

Is that your Bronica in the focus image section demo pic ?? How do you like it ?? GREAT VIDEOS and love your way of presenting it all, a HUGE fan.

[@filbertmark9164]

Hi Ian. Watching lots of your video's and all really good, thank you. Just wondered if there are any disadvantages to setting the shutter to electronic front curtain?

[@AlainLafleche1]

Great video Ian !! One tip that i can suggest at 7:35... ALWAYS have fully charged batteries to be able to make your adjustments loll.

[@ian_worth]

Ha Ha, yeah it was nearly dead 🤣🤣

[@AlainLafleche1]

@@ian_worth loll

[@PhilHarmonicus]

Thank you Ian, for another very useful video. Quick question, though. Why did you buy the X-H2? I understood that it's primary purpose was as a hybrid camera and that the X-T5 was built for stills.

[@ian_worth]

I went for the x-h2 because I shoot as much video as I do stills and the xh2 has cf express card slot and internal pro res video recording which is essential for me when shooting video for clients. previously I had to run my video through an Atomos recorder to get pro res. Now i can do it in camera which is a big help 👍 If I was just shooting stills, it would be the x-t5 every day of the week 👍👍

[@AndyMG1965]

Just been fiddling with a few of the settings you suggested. Electronic front curtain is interesting. I’ve gone for the EF + mechanical (for shots over 1/2000) and will see how that goes. One question re EF curtain - where there’s movement (eg waterfall with slow shutter speed) do you revert back to Mechanical to avoid that strange ‘bendy/wavy’ image result from movement and an electronic shutter?

[@ian_worth]

That's an interesting one, I haven't noticed anything unusual yet with the images that I have taken with the xh2 and ive shot both waterfalls and seascapes over the last month or so. That being said, its definitely something that should be considered. I hear EFC isn't great for shooting fast moving subjects such as sports. 👍