What the setting you are using for landscape capture?

maxcompose

As title, what the setting you are mostly using?
1) ISO
2) Shuttle
3) Aperture
4) White Balance
5) Manual / Auto Focus

Cygnus Studios

There isn't a standard answer. ISO is probably the easiest as you'll want something low like 200.
Shutter speed depends on the available light.
Aperture depends on how much depth you want in the foreground and throughout the image.
White balance. Most people shoot in raw, so white balance isn't much of a concern, but if shooting in jpeg, go with auto balance.
Manual or auto focus. Again it depends, but most people will want to use manual.

If you need a rough place to start, begin with ISO 200, F8, auto white balance and auto focus. Look at the meter inside the camera and adjust your shutter speed until the meter is in the center. If you're not sure how to do that, start with a shutter speed of 400 and adjust based on the image.

Hikin' Mike

Totally agree with Steve.

Just to add, if you aren't shooting in RAW, do it now. You will thank yourself later.

maxcompose

Thank You for all your comment, but don't know why colour always different when put inside to computer.
When shooting in RAW, always need to setting all again in the Photoshop for every photo, the colour is totally different from camera's screen.
When shooting in Jpeg, colour will be over contrast, not actually what I want.
That's why I think it will be the setting problem, do you have this problem?

ziggy53

@maxcompose said:
Thank You for all your comment, but don't know why colour always different when put inside to computer.

When shooting in RAW, always need to setting all again in the Photoshop for every photo, the colour is totally different from camera's screen.

When shooting in Jpeg, colour will be over contrast, not actually what I want.

That's why I think it will be the setting problem, do you have this problem?

Examples of the image problems, with EXIF intact, could help towards an explanation.

Cornflake

"Thank You for all your comment, but don't know why colour always different when put inside to computer."

Have you calibrated your monitor? It's essential. And I agree with Steve about settings.