Digital Photographer

TALKING POINT…

STREAMING TO YOUTUBE

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For some, the ability to stream live to YouTube from the M50 Mark II via a smartphone is the most significan­t upgrade that it makes on the M50. However, this function comes with a couple of caveats. Firstly, the YouTube channel must be live-stream-enabled and have at least 1,000 subscriber­s. Secondly, understand­ably, the phone needs to have an internet connection with a speed of at least 6Mbps. You also need to create an image.canon (https://image.canon/) account on the camera so that ‘Live Streaming’ appears as an option under ‘Wi-Fi/Bluetooth connection’ in the menu.

The next step is to use the phone to create a live event on your YouTube channel and then go back to ‘Live Streaming’ on the camera and follow the steps to get going. At least that’s the theory. Unfortunat­ely, although the camera detected the event I’d created more than a dozen times, it wouldn’t stream live. I was able to stream wirelessly via a computer, but even that proved unreliable.

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