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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Danno_RIP" data-source="post: 738970" data-attributes="member: 34269">The thing about landscapes ist that it is the best place to learn to use manual mode.  Aperture priority is a good way to get used to how the camera responds with shutter speed and ISO, but I think that landscape is a really good place to learn the exposure triangle and you get to see how each change impacts the others.  That is where I learned the exposure triangle.  It is an outstanding learning ground.  In manual you can adjust to the settings to keep your histogram properly positioned.  You can set the blinkies to keep you from blowing out the highlights and the shadows.  It allowed me to see so much more than the auto modes did. Just food for thought.</blockquote>