They can expsoe you to new software, a technique used by a working professional, a new gadget or tool, etc. They are free. They are usually short in duration, typically lasting for one hour. And they have an ongoing spirit of photog community embedded in them.
And one more thing, on the day of the webinar, and you want to participate, technology is a wonderful thing, but all is not equal in the world. I watch these from the comfort of my home, it has a high speed, reliabe internet provider service and I use a decent enough pc [mac mini] and a wonderful large monitor [dell u2410 properly color calibrated each month]
I cannot attest to the ability to watch from any of the many mobile devices that exist.
But do yourself a favor, if you are serious about photog, then get in the game, and experience as much about the many things that are out there. You just might run across something that suits YOU as a person and a PHOTOG and a bonding takes place.
We are never too old or skilled to learn something new from others. It can be a reaffirmation of what we might already know, or an exposure to something completely new, which opens the door to a new world of photographic artistry.
Get involved! Seek out new things!
This is a sample of an email that I get based on my sign up to their webinar series.
BTW they make a very professional product, I personally have a number of their tripods and heads in my cache of tools. Quality is a trademark, as evidenced by the many years of service my own units have performed year after year, taking the abuse of travel, terrain, etc and still work flawlessly.
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