[Ojas Desai]

Not an expert but my understanding says, keep aperture high for landscape photos because you need full depth of field unless you are trying to focus on any particular structure. ISO usually around 1000 works for low to normal light but it will purely depend on the light you have. Landscape photos usually won’t need very fast shutter speed.

For below image,

Camera: Nikon D7500, lens: 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6

my settings were: ISO-250, S – 1/250sec, Max Aperture – 4, WB – Auto

Hope this helps as a reference.

[Ojas Desai]

Hi Suvrajit,

You can post images in its respective category under “Groups”.

Best Regards

[Ojas Desai]

I have D7500 and usually I use ‘S’ priority with variable ISO & Exposure based on natural lighting for wildlife.

For landscape, I prefere “Scene” mode – Landscape option.

I am just a beginner myself but most of the time above settings work for me.

Cheers!