Unlock the 5 secrets of the ultimate landscape camera

[@SpaklesDr]

Thanks for the video. One aspect of a camera that I would add is size and weight. I know that this goes against several other points but when backpacking to remote locations a high quality APSc camera is very nice.

[@gmalamis3901]

If you consider adapting canon ef glass to the gfx100s the ef100-400 II with a fringer adapter is amazing on the gfx.

[@summitbid]

Very interesting! May have to try that at some point

[@svenroeder4779]

Thanks for #1, cause I was not sure, if 26 megapixels shouldn't be enough.

[@thomastuorto9929]

Before I watch, I’m going to guess. Resolution, color science or colors SOOC, low noise, flip screen for up hi, down low & vertical, & focus stacking & exposure bracketing plus weather resistant or weather proof= temps ,rain, snow, etc. EDIT Can’t believe I missed dynamic range! What a puts!

[@timnichols3795]

Question for you about lenses. I know that the standard lens kit for a landscape photographer would be something like a 14-24 or 16-35 and then a 100-400, but if a photographer were wanting to purchase some prime lenses just to give their landscape photos that extra bit of sharpness, what focal lengths would you recommend?

[@summitbid]

My favorite landscape primes have been 24, 50 and 85… we actually have videos on our channel about 50 and 85 for landscape… probably should do one on the 24 soon lol

[@timnichols3795]

@@summitbid …you guys have a really great channel btw. Very informative and professional material. I’m surprised you don’t have more subscribers (I'm sure you will as people catch on).