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Thank you, this most definitely helps! I look forward to your other videos!

Great tips 👌

Excellent video, very informative 👌👌👌

Great images 👏

Nice

Outstanding reflection and sky at 13:12. I love the magical light we see at dawn to sunrise. Also, very peaceful

Nice edit! What I've seen several times now - how to select the sky better. Select the Sky, then intersect with the sky and then invert the intersect mask. Try it out.

What do you think beginners should be aware of when starting with landscape photography? 🤔

Thanks. Great advice and examples.

Great tips for beginners indeed. Well done, Remi 👏

Alright, let's see what photos another Rémy with a Fujii Haute Savoie can take. Ok ok I'm a Rémy with a "Y" 😂

some great images you shot Remi 😍

Really enjoying your landscape vlogs Remon! You’re a great teacher and storyteller.

So neededdddd on all levels? First video here. Is this a seriessss or is this the channel? I do magazines, gift cards, kdp and png nft and everything needs size and pixel knowledge. Need this

Nice

Amazing images, especially this one 15:22, so special 😍

Very nice video!

enjoyed this tnx for sharing

Gran video.

Thanks for the video, I'm in France but I couldn't see a link to the printing service that you use, can you please provide one?

Hi, can you show how you sharpen photos from a Fujifilm camera?

Remon, you have a very underrated channel and create stunning work. Good walkthrough. I am actually a bit torn of getting a photo printer for myself, I don't want an A1 printer because like you I will purchase this with bigger print companies. But just A4 or A3 Prints would be nice. Happy newyear, I also got Covid during the Christmas days.

nice video. now i will subscribe your channel. keep going:)

Incroyable Rémi. Ta vraiment eu de la chance pour l'ambiance. :)

For me Sigma FPL is the perfect camera for landscape photography. The image quality from Sigma is amazing!

For digital landscape photography, Fuji is the best system. The advantages of a full frame are really diminished these days if they even exist at all anymore. If you really need more resolution then there is the GFX system.

Insane landscape! This is so beautiful 👍😊 I love it 😄

Beautyfull

nice shots

Great images. Well done 👏

Thanks for sharing

Lightroom does a good job, but based on my playing around, I think LR is applying more sharpness than the others. All the programs are getting better over time, and LR made great strides. In all fairness, with a few tweaks the Topaz file can likely match the LR file.

Ooohhhhh this is dangerous content for me haha I'm all into the Sony system, but have been toying with the idea of switching to Fuji for my stills work for quite some time! Great video, mate! Beautiful shots and your drone footage is absolutely wonderful, too.

I switch to Fuji about a year ago from nikon and I have not regretted it I own 3 Fuji cameras now the S10 was my first experiment if you like I wanted to see what the colours were like and I picked app one secondhand for about 800 bucks. After using it for about 3 days I realised how beautiful the foodie colours were so I saved app some more money and I purchased the Xt5 This has been my main camera up until just recently when I purchased a gf X50 s ii after having a really good 6 months sales wise. The sharpness in fuji cameras really suits landscape photographers also the colours as well and IM not just talking about the film simulation even the colours from the raw photos I really love the ability to create in raw images from the foodie system. But what I found is I didn't need to edit as much. I really love my journey into Fuiji, and thank you for your video

Love your photos and beautiful colours. I shoot with Fuji XT-2 and I love this system. Hope to upgrade to the XT5 soon.

J’adore le sujet et le résultat, par contre le focus breathing quand tu fais des plans non fixe en vlog me fait un peu sortir du sujet.

Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing

Great video. Can i possibly please know which month is this? I would like to capture similar snowy ground conditions ❤

Hi, Remi. I subscribed to your channel a few months ago because I like the way you talk and give tips, and of course I like your images. You have great content and useful tips, you definitely need more eyes on your channel. Good luck!

You have a great channel with great content. I wish you success in the growth of your channel

Wide makes a lot of sense since it gives tons of cropping options, assuming you don't mind losing the pixels. I too often get home and find I wish I shot a little wider. But, it's hard for me to not go out with a 70-200 these days. It really gives so many options and allows us to cut out distractions easily. Anyway, great presentation. Thank you!

Nice work.

I just bought that orange tripod and then i saw your thumpnail and i was like cmoon! But it is good with my Sony A7C2 and 50mm lens.

Hate those screw-lock legs - get a bit of muck in there and they don't work!! I use the Vanguard Alta-Pro 263. Not the lightest, but very adaptable in its positioning and very rigid too. Easily holds my Canon dSLR with 100-400 zoom or 100 macro. I also prefer 3-way heads rather than ball heads, I use a Benro precision geared head.

Most ballheads tend to sag when tightening, when you use them with heavy long lenses. I have a LeoFoto VH-30R Long Lens Head, a 2-way head. For full adjustments I have levelling base underneath. The 2-way head is really convenient for reliable adjustments. On my other tripod I now have a geared head, for same issue of easier adjustments without sagging.

The Leofoto link in your description does not work.

That Rollei looked like an interesting & well designed product in how it folds up. Pity that it’s worthless.

Thanks for sharing your experience with great results & comments.... great adventure in an interesting location...yes I love my 12-24 lens on my Nikon camera D500 & older D7100.... cheers from Australia 🦘🦘😊

Nicely done video. fair point. I am doing it very differently, if I have to only take one lens for a busy hiking (meaning many ppl) or a quite hiking (meaning birds and many animals), it is the 100-400. I'll take my chances to stich images together for a wide view, but when there's many ppl, I can really zoom in to avoid their heads, and when I encounter a wild life, I got my chance to snap that too. I will however, keep my 14-24 in my car if I can. but that's just me.. although 100-400 is a rather small telephoto, I'm sure by lots of photographers' standard, it is way too big and heavy. I also not recommend taking anything longer than this too, it becomes a major hazard, and gym equipment.

I used to always bring a wide angle lens with me but I could never use it as my only lens... I find that a superzoom is just more useful, especially for the odd animal and bird sighting. And now that phones have ultrawide's built in I found that I haven't really reached for a wide angle lens in 3 years, since they will more than suffice in a pinch for that exaggerated perspective. Regardless, excellent photos, you are clearly good with that lens and I'm glad it works for you!