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Understanding Video Resolutions
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This is an interesting article. I have an iPhone 5 and when I send a video to my daughter who has an iPhone 8, she says the quality is very poor. I wonder if this answers our question as to 'why'.
Kristie: Depending on how you send it the video is probably compressed and shrunk even more, so the quality would be low. Uploading to a service like YouTube and sharing the link is a good way to send high quality video.
This really helps me to understand the process of video and the different qualities I have seen over the years. At 87 yrs I'm always playing catchup with the latest technology so please keep this articles coming. PS love the sub-titles. (thanks)
Interesting vlog and surely helpful to its intended audience. It is accurate except that the discussion is really about UHD (2160x3840) and not 4K (2048x4096). Calling UHD 4K is a marketing thing that has resulted in 'real' 4K taking in the name C4K or cinema 4K. C4K also has a slightly different aspect ratio, appropriate for theatres.
My issue with the vlog is that, at typical viewing distances, HD and UHD are indistinguishable. See this http://yedlin.net/ResDemo/ResDemoPt1.html
Thanks for this informative, easy to understand explanation. Very helpful!