March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

If you’re going to be making gorgeously sharp, crisp landscape images, you’re usually going to be shooting on a tripod (or at least, hopefully, you’ll be shooting on a tripod), and if you’re shooting on a tripod, you need to be at your lowest, cleanest native ISO, which for most cameras these days is 100 ISO. Yes, you’ll find a camera make/model here and there where its cleanest native ISO is 50 or even 200, but as a general rule, it’s 100 ISO (if you’re not sure what your cleanest native ISO is, check the PDF of your user’s manual). Now, what if you’re hand-holding instead of using a tripod? Don’t hand-hold. ...
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