Landscape Photography Tips | A Beginners Guide

A few simple tips for you to take your landscape images to the next level!
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[@slrlounge]

You can shoot STUNNING landscape photography with these easy tips! Find out more: www.slrlounge.com/school/landscape-photography-tips-a-beginners-guide

[@poojaravis3290]

Photo editor

[@aravkumar8680]

+SLR Lounge | Photography Tutorials This is glorious, I have been researching "landscaping designs for small gardens" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Giyily Landscaping Yatty - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy got amazing success with it.

[@maurisvasquez3866]

landscaping photo ideas . This was great, thanks, I have been researching "house landscape plans" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Giyily Landscaping Yatty - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my neighbour got amazing success with it.

[@raysaalik]

Photography tips - a beginner's guide. ALWAYS carry extra batteries :-|

[@slrlounge]

Ray Aamir Very True! :)

[@Theshit3623]

Ray Aamir This is a great video for learning how to take a professional photo. Another great site for this is elumpa fantastic photo alchemist. Google+ search it today to learn the greatest photographer tricks.

[@WilliamRodriguez-mj2vb]

If you want to take your landscape photography to the next level then go here: hoottree.blogspot.com

[@nicolesmith3970]

If you want to take your landscape photography to the next level then go here: HootLand. info

[@Bwanar1]

I thought that was like the first rule? ;-)

[@notminus]

"always be prepared and patient " says the guy with almost dead battery lol

[@20cashdotxyz76]

If you want to become a pro at landscape photography then go here now: hootadvice.com/pro-landscape-photography-tips/ .

[@nicolebailey5149]

I'm going to bring some light to all these nasty comments and say thank you for showing the sooc and the processed raw. this really encouraged to work A LOT more on my images. it doesn't have to have all that gorgeous color right out of the gate. thank you for showing us this!

[@ds-nb4ln]

This was great, I been tryin to find out about "show me landscaping designs" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Giyily Landscaping Yatty - (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my partner got amazing success with it.

[@alanrmurphy]

I totally agree with this comment. I was getting quite discouraged with my photos. I followed all the tutorials, got my settings right and ended up with photos much darker than I wanted. This video finally shows me that it's not my photography skills but my lack of processing software and processing app knowledge that is at fault. It's kind of a relief.

[@mathewjacobgalarza3636]

This is my favorite show on KZbin. SLR Lounge gives you everything you need to start, improve, and advance as a photographer.

[@clippingpathlab]

I have struggled with this subject for some time, I even took a class on the basics of photography, and I was just not getting it. Now after seeing the image that you posted, it all is very clear to me, and my understanding is becoming more clear, thank you very much!!

[@deviantluck5825]

beginners guide for photography, learn to use manual mode!

[@tungstenwhizard4361]

Landscape photography is a matter of capturing the right light at the right time to produce an feeling of evanescent memories.

[@matbishopsa]

Thanks! I never knew high ISO reduces your dynamic range!

[@slrlounge]

Thanks for following us!

[@DIYCameraGuy]

Although lower ISO's generally do give you higher dynamic range it is not an absolute. For instance Canon crop sensor cameras have better dynamic range at ISO 160, not 100. Some pro digital cinema cameras perform better at ISO 800. If you want to push your camera to it's highest Technical limit, you must understand what the camera you are using needs.

[@MrDJCoulton]

DIYCameraGuy Thanks a lot

[@keepinitreal4532]

Hi Im new to photography I have the sony a7 ii and I believe the lowest iso is either 50 or 64 I noticed you mentioned keepin it on iso 100 should I use iso 50 if the light conditions are good amd allow me to?

[@gamit560]

thanks, for tips because i love natural Photography

[@ishorgurung4241]

I have 80d n which lnes should i buy for best quality images thanks

[@nataliebaronepsy.d.4535]

Great tips! Thanks for sharing. You're very talented.

[@anthonyfoley9901]

What version of the mefoto tripod did you use??? Not sure which model to buy

[@raevn11]

That was awesome thanks for the tips!

[@razorvamps2146]

Good Work! This Helped Me Alot Thanks Mate!

[@duncandphoto]

what did you use for audio in this video?

[@hanyulan4617]

the switch from Nikon D5200 to Canon Mark 5DIII in the end of this video is really convincing for the "...great images have nothing to do with gears.." in the intro video...

[@Bypablomt]

awesome tutorial. help me a lot", thanks!"

[@pcskills7669]

useful lesson for beginners. Thank you

[@SaurabhAngchekar71192]

have you used any filter?? can i click these kind of images without using any kind of filter...and a nice informative video..

[@jordyblackbourn5526]

I have a Sony a6000 and I don't know how to this slr stuff on to the mirror less

[@tonytarquinio6439]

Which model Nikon camera was used in making this video? Thnx, Tony

[@anchitahuja9308]

What software do you use to process your photos Pye?

[@sutejotan5817]

/what lense you use for this setup?

[@priyajitkundu9314]

can I take landscape photo with Nikon d5200 with 35mm prime lens?

[@davidnguyen9191]

What camera for best of landscape AMD price

[@shawnshinoda463]

Which camera did you use for recording this video?

[@Mrfuzzzzhead]

Amazing!

[@josepheveson6187]

Thanks so much for the video! Was great to see the set up before the photo. Wouldn't it have made more sense to bring a spare battery rather than a spare camera? What would a second camera enable you to do?

[@onzbrau]

I think he forgot the extra battery because Pye doesn't usually shoot landscapes so he's not familiar with waiting for a long time, cold temperatures also drain the battery. Spare camera is for other reasons and much less common to bring. I usally bring 2 spare batteries, it's a good measure in case you forgot to charge one lol (or didn't have time)

[@JamaicaFamilyFest]

What was the reason why you went on landscape mode initially?

[@LexArias]

Nice!!

[@firstdance2000]

"It 's cold and I'm having a hard time of talking..." Honestly, I was completely fooled by that statement :-)

[@Calibros679]

What camera did the guy in the beginning have?

[@oasisbeach]

canon and super sharp image? i cant see that even in my dream:) thank you for the video though.

[@ocivdelos2335]

great!

[@whattodo1]

Wow Amazing..

[@anumohan3429]

woow really super vedio

[@NoizeDmedia]

where and how did he presses the image?

[@dapuriinwdr1046]

photography with very good results

[@slrlounge]

+agus multimedia Thank you!

[@matcecchetti7259]

so what is a good objective for landscape photography...i mean an entry level obj...so not much expensive like 12019201291029 €

[@ValentinosLoucaides]

|Excellent!

[@clearevil]

APS-C Format 17.5-32mm (35mm Equivalent)

[@charlesnetzler2262]

Did the purple come from changing the color temperature post?

[@YuriFineart]

It's a mixture out of white balance and cyan / green tonalities

[@tonyishere2836]

The D5200 has a better dynamic range than the 5D MARK III, are u guys kidding...

[@amandamaleybrochhausen188]

Interesting

[@Aniket2712]

That's really true " it's hard to take 'sun rise', getting up at 4:00AM😲😭😣

[@hahalol4443]

thanks lmao I suck at photography but I wanna get better :))

[@nevaehseals9249]

Where did you get your camera and how much was it? I am trying to start photography and trying to decide what camera to get.

[@99Inception]

D5200 is an amazing camera at a low cost. I just got it and it's easy to handle.

[@sbrazenor2]

I recommend buying on a second hand market, if you're just starting. You can get the same gear, for a lot less. I've had several cameras and lenses that I bought that way, and it wasn't until I decided to get a full-frame, pro-level camera that I went with a completely new setup. (I have a Nikon D750, but that's about $2000 new.) The D3300 is also a great option, if you're in the neighborhood for a camera of a similar size to the D5200, but perhaps want to spend less. The relative output on those is about the same, but the D3300 scores higher in low-light (meaning you can keep the ISO lower for less noise.)

[@scottpilgrim258]

I would get a film camera they are so much fun to use :3

[@sbrazenor2]

Scott, film would be nice if it wasn't such a pain in the ass to deal with. (You'd either have to do your own developing or pay through the nose for it.) At least with digital, I can shoot 10000 pics and not have a single added cost until I print.

[@scottpilgrim258]

Yeah, I completely agree with that, however, I genuinely feel that people should learn with a full manual film camera as this person is a beginner. The reason for that is because film is a pain in the ass, your first pictures are going to be most likely out of focus and not correctly exposed, however, through the pain of waiting an hour for your photos to be developed only to see your first attempt failed miserably is like a slap on the face to make you feel like you've got a lot to learn, and you improve over time. And I know even after learning exactly how to calculate exposure in your head and learning to focus well, it doesn't mean you will take amazingly pictures, you have to learn about composition, framing, lighting, ect, ect. However, I do feel digital photography makes everything alittle too simple and you don't really get the meat and potatoes of photography, but it's all personal opinion I suppose. :)

[@firemarshal17]

Who doesn’t church their batteries before shooting a photo video? 😂

[@virtualworldsbyloff]

A warm coat and high quality ND filter could help you a Ling way, DUDE, cheers

[@jjccllgg]

Great info! Excellent tips!!! But take a relaxing tea before. ;-) Very hyper !!!

[@NoizeDmedia]

That editing of the video tho.

[@Ryan-pg7uo]

Iknow where you're shooting hehe!

[@prelovica]

Would he not charge his batteries and bring a jacket if shooting sunset by the sea???

[@sega62s]

you guys ain't pros, shooting with low battery and finding a excuse for taking a 5D3 which is a great camera bu the way! real snob!

[@lyba6395]

how can he make that purple water ???

[@sbrazenor2]

You can change the levels on the color channels in Lightroom.

[@lyba6395]

+SeanFromPVD ohhh thanks. But do u khow that with 300 dollars what lanscape lens should i buy. Thanks

[@sbrazenor2]

What kind of camera do you have? (The mount, sensor size, etc is important.) Also, with landscape lenses, you really have to look at what you want to achieve with your shot. I have two different concepts when I shoot landscapes. Sometimes I want a vast expanse, where I use a 14mm lens that captures a huge area. Sometimes I want a small section of the landscape, or a feature of it, and I use a 150-600mm to really get close and remove any distractions. I use a full frame sensor on a Nikon D750, so that means that if you're using an APS-C sensor, your equivalent to that might be about 8mm-10mm. (The area your sensor takes in is going to determine how wide a lens actually is.) Rokinon makes some really cheap, but quality lenses. They are all manual, so you will need to manage focus without autofocus, and depending on your camera, you might even need to stop down the aperture manually as well. Depending on your camera, you might have the option of using 'vintage' lenses, from older cameras. (I can use 35mm film lenses, for instance.) So the basic two questions: What kind of camera are you using? & What is the type of scene you want to capture? With the exception of viewing angle and depth of field aspects, you can also move in and out with your camera to get different perspectives. You can also use a basic 18-55mm kit lens for landscapes, but they're a bit soft on the focus, since they're a variable aperture 'general use' lens.

[@lyba6395]

+SeanFromPVD thanks you. I'm using the aps-c sensor for more specific it is the 750D. I'm quite confusing about the lens :))) but i'm heading to the canon 10-18mm f4.5-5.6

[@lyba6395]

+SeanFromPVD can u give me some ideas so I could choose the most suitable lens. Thanks again

[@dianacountry]

Today, I put my cameras in my house and went for a drive. I saw a GIANT bald eagle with no camera :(

[@Sefko1995]

I have a tip for you also: carry a 2nd battery...

[@billynightmare]

lol i thought this was louis rossmann

[@moderngadgets4179]

now to go buy a camera ..

[@heavenonearth6388]

you can click with ur phone also but u have to buy a external lence for it

[@sadboymc2316]

look alike electroBOOM

[@SudiptaMandalsuri]

do u call these tips??

[@alexc2231]

THIS is about learning - not common on youtube!

[@sloth610]

11-16 is like £400

[@AlanVillasenor]

I've been there! Pirate Tower! My pictures on IG weren't as great though, instagram.com/lakrfn4life

[@nikhilkochrekar7504]

Hey SLR lounge team I am a 16 years old guy .I love Photography but I can't afford a camera. I have watched almost all of your videos I just wanted to know if there is anyway I can get a camera for free. If someone gives me an option between my crush and a DSLR then I will obviously choose a DSLR because I love photography so badly.. waiting for your reply. hoping for reply.

[@jamief415]

Good luck with that, mate... My advice would be get a job and save up. Get a cheap 2nd hand SLR and learn you way around it.

[@sbrazenor2]

People don't just give away expensive equipment for nothing. Work for it. You'll appreciate it more and then you'll use it more. You don't need anything too fancy. Another side trick, if you want to get into photography, I find that it's 80% composition and 20% gear. Get a used camera from a thrift shop. (I recently got one from 2001 for my collection for $3.) Once you get really good with that, and you've earned some money for a 'real' camera, you'll produce much better pictures.

[@hum2020]

Also sick of water that looks like mist. I want water to look like water.

[@minimel_vantastic_travel]

A bit of an epic fail video isn’t this? So unprepared lol

[@petakzametak141]

Winner of a video, been searching for "garden landscape images" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Giyily Landscaping Yatty - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my mate got cool success with it.

[@jaseemz16]

is it just me or does he sound exactly like jeff goldblum?

[@hcp0scratch]

Good Lord, man!!! Out of battery???? Poorly done.

[@hum2020]

I'm sick of red mountains I dont waste time looking at them.

[@thomastessier4529]

Unbelievable, two dead batteries when you planned to go out for a photo shoot. Maybe you should go back to photography 101.

[@endt1mes]

Honestly your intro almost gave me a heart attack, can u change it?

[@Defender4all]

Major waste of my time watching this.

[@mattpereira1204]

Tips to take Landscape to the next level - do you think beginners care about 12 vs 13 stops of Dynamic Range ??? Seriously ?

[@DonPascquale]

thank you for talking alot and actually say nothing...