Landscape Photography Hints and Tips

[hasham12]

beautiful land scapes

[crollsurf]

Here is great tutorial about bracketing for panoramas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1eXE-A8ueI

Unless you want to print big, there probably is no reason to go to this much effort, but if you want to squeeze as much quality out of your phone camera! This could be a great technique even, if your not going for the pano shot and just want better detail. Although get the normal shot first, so at least you have something in case it doesn't work out.

Below is a link to some photos I shot on my Samsung S21 Ultra, to see if it works and it did. One shot was the normal point and shoot using the phones 1x lens. The stitched image was from 14 RAW photo (DNG) in Pro mode using the 3x lens. The compare image compares the two and an edited version in Lightroom
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ag_a8prkViSBg6EHdM9PKfKcz7r2Mg?e=LhXo8M

If you don't want to fork out the dollars for Lightroom, you can use DarkTable for free
https://www.darktable.org/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArQQzIIOAkU

[beardless]

Just read an old article from Wild Magazine "Better Wilderness Photos Ten Tips" by André Taylor (Wild, Autumn, 2000). Some top tips especially if you are joining the film renaissance. This quote made me laugh

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André Taylor (Wild, Autumn, 2000)