Live streaming has become a larger and larger essential in many areas such as education, corporate organizations, houses of worship and more in the past year. While professionals in all of these areas were forced to jump head first into the streaming landscape, many of them are still beginners that were simply forced to adapt.
Lon.TV creates a massive amount of streaming based technology reviews covering the latest and greatest. Their latest video on the BirdDog Eyes P100 NDI PTZ Camera gives a great look at the powerful live streaming camera. Lon.tv takes an in depth look and review of the affordable Birddog P100.
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SimplTrack2 is a great solution for those looking for a set it and forget it auto tracking solution. This camera fits at home in a house of worship, corporate board room, lecture hall, classroom or any setting where a speaker might be giving a presentation.
RichardTech creates great video editorials on some of the latest and most exciting technology ranging from video and streaming, to storage, to the latest smart phone devices. Recently, they covered the SecureUSB BT in great detail. Check out the video, below.
Geeky Nerdy Techy is an online YouTube outlet that creates great reviews for some of the latest live streaming and video production with a valuable take on what makes the gear work. Their latest on the RGBlink mini+ is a great example, with some excellent info on the product.
Shawn from Wex Photo Video on YouTube recently did a fantastic video showcasing the YoloLiv YoloBox.
In addition, BirdDog PTZ cameras unlock a wide variety of advanced color tools with software camera users gain access too. In the following video, BirdDog CEO, Dan Miall, walks us through some of the great color tools for the P100, and gives a tutorial on how to apply them. It’s a great piece for anybody researching how to step up their production with BirdDog cameras.
Last year, most educators were forced to jump headfirst into the world of live streaming, in order to continue their students learning, even outside of the classroom. This year, we believe that this same group of educators will be looking to perfect the live streaming process, and improve what they’ve started. We’re here to help.
One of the most challenging aspects when you enter the live streaming space, is framing your subject and creating an engaging stream. Regardless of if you’re working with a webcam or a higher end camera solution.