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I'd strongly recommend a few practice sessions before you leave. You're gotten good advice re aperture and ISO, but an important element of architectural photography is making sure your camera is ...

You didn't mention your home location altitude. If you're near sea level, don't underestimate the effects of altitude. One additional thing to take into account in addition to heat, carried weight ...

The chip sets available for GPS/GNS are much better than what was available for the old Nikon GPS adapter: faster, smaller, much more efficient, etc. It will be interesting to see test results on ...

Sure, but you'll need extra hardware. There (1) GPS units (not as many as there used to be) that plug into the camera and provide coordinates to the images real-time.

Fall snow flurries in Mesa Verde National Park.

Excellent, as always! Have you tried using SnapBridge for shots from the floor? I've had some issues with it (and you still have to get the camera level), but it's been useful several times.

Here's something that may help: https://addshore.com/2019/02/add-exif-data-back-to-facebook-images-0-1/ There's likely more information out there somewhere. Good luck!

I suspect no one here has tried to retrieve info from FB. I haven't, but I've tried to avoid putting very much there at all there, and nothing that I don't have fully backed up elsewhere. My ...

It would be useful (e.g., for hand-held shooting) if it were possible to start focus shift shooting directly after acquiring focus (and having previously set the focus shift parameters). What I'm ...

The last time I searched for a 90 degree connector, I came up blank too. I've seen a few as part of other equipment, but not separately.

Another vote for Negative Lab Pro https://www.negativelabpro.com/ especially for color negatives. Also, NLP can use Vuescan RAW images https://www.negativelabpro.com/guide/scanning/#vuescan-raw-dngs ...

No, it's because the sky is differently polarized at different angles from the sun. Check out how the sky looks with a pair of polarized sunglasses when looking in different directions. (Try ...

The issue with CPL and ultra wide lenses is uneven polarization of the sky.

Consider whether an extension tube would be useful for what you plan to shoot. Light weight, can be used with whatever lenses you have, relatively inexpensive.

Another vote for qDSLRDashboard. It really does work well. It also offers a choice between wired and wifi connection to the phone.

There are indeed great opportunities in RMNP, but be aware that the Park now has a timed entry permit system in place: https://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/timed-entry-permit-system.htm

I was able to resolve my issue with LR tethering. Some time back, I had installed the WinUSB driver for my Z6 for using with qDSLRDashboard. Apparently that kept LR from connecting to the camera. ...

Not in my case (I hadn't tried tethering before LR 10.3). Maybe it will work for you and for the OP in this thread.

I'm having the same issue (LR Classic 10.3 running on Windows 10, Z6): LR never recognizes the camera, despite trying all the suggestions in ...

If you arrive early enough at the top of Mount Evans, you have a good chance of seeing mountain goats there. Plus, no reservation required if you go up early (but you need to be back down by 8:00 am.