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It’s important to set up your camera correctly to maximize its potential and achieve the best photography results possible. There are so many options in camera menus these days, how do you get started? In this video I share the settings I use for professional landscape, wildlife and stock photography and why.nnI cover settings I’ve chosen for quality (raw or jpg), color space, drive mode, focus mode, focus area, metering mode, white balance, image stabilization, and display. I explain what effect my settings choices have on the images I take and my overall photography style. This overview will be useful for camera users of many different types.nnCamera Gear:nSony a99ii - cameranSony Zeiss 16-35 f2.8 SSM ZA - lensnSony Zeiss 24-70 f2.8 SSM ZA - lensnSony 70-300 f4.5-5.6 SSM G (Main lens in this video!)nNiSi V5 Pro square filter systemn100x150mm 3 stop GND filternCircular Polarizing FilternManfrotto 190go! - tripodnnVideo Gear:nCanon M50 - vlogging cameranZhiyun Crane v2 - gimbalnRode VideoMicro - microphonennMusic:nLightdrops by Peter SandbergnAim For The Stars by Rand AldonYou Set My World On Fire by Loving Calibernn#landscapephotography #camerasettings
