In today’s digital landscape, video streaming platforms have become essential tools for photographers—not just as sources of inspiration but also for practical knowledge, tutorials, and insights. YouTube TV, with its vast array of channels and live TV streaming, is an excellent resource for photographers aiming to stay updated on techniques, gear reviews, and industry trends.
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Stills or Video?
If you’re a wildlife photographer who also shoots video, when should you take pictures and when should you film? Tricky one. I’m in the same boat, and I’m never sure of the answer. I see myself as a photographer first and foremost, so that’s my priority, but there are times when video is the right way to go.
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