dSLR settings for Landscape (crash course)

[SmartWombat]

Use the smallest aperature possible (usually around f22)

Actually that's perhaps not the best setting.
Surprisingly lenses get softer as you stop them down all the way.

Whether that is significant depends how good the lens is to start with, and how large you're printing or viewing the image.
This looks quite good http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tut...hotography.htm because I can understand it

[cruzthepug]

Got out this morning and went to Monte Sano State park to play some more. The outcome was much better. Settings ISO100 and f22 using my 14-42 lens. I took some shots of a waterfall and they were a bit blurry but overall much better. The only thing done to this photo is a bit of cropping. I'm not too sure I'm not expecting too much.

Thanks again for the tips

Steve