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YouTube has just about everything, ranging from educational content to entertainment. With the huge volume of videos available, it can be hard to find and digest relevant information. That’s where you can benefit from an AI-Powered YouTube video summarizer. Using artificial intelligence, they extract key insights and highlights from a video, and create transcripts or summaries of the information. In this article we’ll take a look at the 10 best AI YouTube video summarizer tools for 2023. Why Use a YouTube Video Summarizer with AI? Who has time to watch endless hours of video or sift through vast amounts of content to find the relevant bits? That’s where a YouTube Video summarizer (AI powered) comes in. These clever tools can find the most relevant information and pull out the most important parts, presenting them as summaries or even transcripts. Most people who watch a lot of YouTube videos can benefit from this, not limited to: professionals, researchers, students, and even conten

Meet our newest 500px Prime Creator and learn more about how Licensing is creating a more inclusive world through visual storytelling. Originally from Russia, Natalie Zotova is currently based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Natalie shoots various genres of photography, ranging from wedding photography to food, product, and lifestyle content. With over 18 years of experience, Natalie’s Licensing content stands out for its technical and creative approach. As a Licensing Contributor and commercial photographer, Natalie understands the importance of communicating to various consumer markets. Her Portfolio illustrates a variety of demographics and themes that fill gaps within commercial advertising. 500px is thrilled to have Natalie as a 500px Prime Creator , and be able to recognize her as an exemplary content creator for the 500px Licensing Collection. Q: Hello! Can you tell us a bit about yourself? A: I am Natalie. I love to travel, meet new people, and, of course, I love photography

Drawing inspiration from the Old Masters, Natalia Balanina , a photographer in the Netherlands, gathers plums from her own garden. Isotta Coda Zabetta , this time in Italy, turns her attention to homemade pesto, made using wild, seasonal garlic. Meanwhile, in Vietnam, Thai Thu collects fresh lychees—almost bursting with sweetness. Each of these three photographers, hailing from different parts of the world, has a unique style, color palette, and perspective, but their still lifes do have one thing in common: natural light. While many still-life photographers incorporate powerful studio lights for full control over the scene, sunlight provides plenty of possibilities for experimentation and creativity, whether you’re going for that dark and moody look or something soft and ethereal. And it doesn’t cost a thing. Light from the side or back Lighting your subject from the front can create a flattening effect, so if you’re looking for dimension and texture, position your li

Happy World Photography Day, photographers! Your dedication is truly inspiring. Join us as we introduce our annual competition, designed to ignite creativity and explore photography’s essence. Discover the chosen themes that focus on both art and technique. Let’s also delve into the history of World Photography Day. Keep reading for an exciting journey into photography’s core! Capture, Compete, Win: the triple threat So we’ve teamed up with amazing partners at Lume Cube , HoldFast , and SunwayFoto to bring you an opportunity that’s hard to resist. It’s time to take your photography game up a notch (or three)! With three unique Quests, each designed to showcase a different aspect of your photography skills. You’re free to choose the Quest that resonates with you the most or, if you’re feeling adventurous, go ahead and try your hand at all three! Prizes up for grabs: 4ft XL Tube Light from Lume Cube Leather Camera Harness from HoldFast Carbon Fiber Tripod from SunwayFoto Que

Today is a special day that celebrates the art, science, and history of photography. World Photography Day is commemorated every year on 19 August, and though the technology may have changed over the years the essence of photography has remained the same. The Significance of August 19th The origins of World Photography Day date back to August 19th, 1839, when the government in France purchased the patent for the Daguerreotype process.  The daguerreotype process made it possible to capture the image seen inside a camera obscura and preserve it as an object. It was the first practical photographic process and ushered in a new age of pictorial possibility. When France patented it they also stated it was their gift to the world, as this invention changed the way we can see the world.  We have come a long way since the slow process of creating an image and the photography equipment of today is a true wonder, able to capture objects with such detail that Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre