360p is the resolution of a lot of old-net era videos I have downloaded. 480p is the resolution of DVDs. Looks pretty good. A marked improvement above 360 and lower. Depending on compression, encoding, and frame-rate, this can look really nice for just about anything. 640p feels like another marked improvement. The video still has some minor issues though. (like the banding on the wooden steps) 900p is the first resolution to remove the banding on the steps, but is a bit of a rare resolution. (And TH-cam doesn't natively support it. Upload in 900p and they'll bump it down most likely to 720) 1080p looks really nice. IMHO best trade-off between quality and file-size. No surprise the most popular physical media (Blu-ray) uses this res. IMHO 1440 + is only really beneficial on YT for 2 reasons: for desktop users with large monitors that go that high, and people wishing to download YT videos with as little crappy compression as possible. Otherwise (especially gameplay footage that's 60fps +) I generally stick to 1080 and below. I guess, similar to the OP here, I could always render my videos in a lower resolution (like my oldest videos, which are 480p) at 1080 perfectly upscaled - that way TH-cam doesn't jack it all up, and it looks similar to how it does on my end, regardless of viewing source. (mobile, tablet, laptop, desktop, tv, etc.)
1.that is not 144p 2. if you put the real 144p with this edited 144p your eyes will hurt xd 3.idk why at the 8k part, my monitor is going crazy, is lagging out and i am running out of FPS :D
You need a powerful computer to run on 8k, too many PCs are just too bad for it. In the future, we’ll have 32k on our phones 😂😂😂. Btw I watched it all on 1080p on my phone and 8k60 just showed half of the screen on 144p and it crashed lol. I watched the vid again, it crashed again.
@@bobbyperez1609 The accuracy can be changed. I used to have a thousand and eighty iPhones, but I made it higher even than 4k Made it 11111111p or 8k But my device is sometimes weak due to the high resolution is cool from screen shift is need root
If anyone was wondering if there will be a special Disc that can Run IRL Formats for movies, then you need Hi-Res Disc with 10 Petabytes. This type of disc will be far more superior then DVD & Blu-ray, But the catch is, it would be hella expensive. Here are some thing that I think that IRL Discs would have: • It will Come with Hi-Res Audio (32Bit WAV) With the sample rate of 192 kHz. • IRL Format that can only be edited by using Supercomputers from 2040+. • The frame rate will be at 240 FPS (Minimum) This type of frame rate mixed with IRL Resolution would be a huge difference in Size. • The disc need to be read by a special Hi-Res Disc Player that has a Micro Lazer Reader built into it. This would cost roughly High, about 5k+. • The special speakers that will play Hi-Res Format, This would be only available in Special Theaters with IEMs Behind the chairs, so you can listen to the IRL Movie in Hi-Res Audio. • The Disc would be pretty thick since it's a lot of storage. According to my theory, The disc would have 4 Individual smaller Disc, Just like Hard drives. The price will differ by size. Please note, All the things that I say are just my theory, times changes fairly quickly. This is really fun to talk about in my opinion. If you have any other Opinions about this theory that I made, you can tell below down the replies. Thank you.
The only difference really between 8k and 1080p is if u put the video on big screen u can see the tiny pixels move in 1080p but not in 8k. But if u view the video in smaller screen u dont really see a difference
@ERIK GRANEFELT I can't believe how people would diss of the iphone xr for it's "low quality" 828p display. The difrerences are so small to me that it's just impractical.
Many games from the '90s alreasy went up to 480p with some even reaching 1024p like it's the case for AoEII: The Age Of Kings which already had that resolution available as of 1999.
Until the 1990s, most video content in the US was 480i resolution, which is just 480p with interlacing added to save on bandwidth and reduce flicker. In the mid-80's to the 2000's, most video game consoles were 240p, but the video was transmitted over composite or S-Video so it was transmitted in 480i. 480p got more used in the 90s and 2000s with component video. HD has existed since the 90s but it got more affordable and used for consumers in the early 2000s with component video and HDMI. The 2 most used HD resolutions were 720p and 1080i. 1080p began to be used with HDMI and the greater bandwidth. 4K became widely used in around 2012, and 8k caught on a bit later.
144p - potato resolution. TH-cam started offering this sometime in the late noughties for people with really shitty internet. This is lower than even old handheld consoles. 240p - The resolution of a VHS tape and early YT videos, as well as old games consoles like the NES, going up to the PS1 and N64, and some newer handhelds like the 3DS. The small screen of a handheld masks the low resolution well, and it was a necessity for the early Internet. 360p - slight improvement over 240p. Common early TH-cam resolution. 480p - DVD resolution, also used by early 00's games consoles. Looks decent on a small/medium sized screen, preferably 42'' or smaller. 540p - a slight upgrade again, often seen in PAL countries. 640p - Again, a slight improvement. Close to HD but not quite. 720p - HD resolution, found on consoles like the Wii U and the Xbox 360, as well as the Nintendo Switch in handheld mode. Looks really good on a mobile device or similar. 900p - bit of an odd duck, but still not bad. 1080p - Full HD, found on most Blu-Ray discs. The gold standard in this day and age. Looks good on anything that's not stupidly large. Pretty much anything made in the late 10's/early 20's can output to this resolution. 1440p - QHD. A bit overkill for most, but looks really great on a large TV or monitor (1080p starts to look blurry on desktops 27'' and larger.) 2160p - 4K. A necessity for movie theatres, but your average consumer won't tell the difference between this and 1080p in their own home unless their TV is really large. Files get large really quick, so not all that great for streaming if you have slow/unstable Internet, and PC gamers tend to swear off 4K as well unless they have monster PCs as it tends to hamper performance. 4320p - 8K. Mostly a novelty outside of theatres. No TV broadcast, home video format or games console outputs to this (the PS5 does support it but no individual game does). Still, if you're going this far, you might as well enjoy it.
360p is a huge improvement over 240p, certainly more than 480p is over 360p or 720p is over 480p. In fact, there are many TH-cam videos at 360p that are of better quality than those at 720p especially when it comes to old VHS capture. By default, the higher the resolution the better. But it's not always as simple as this. The source material, the capture device and the experience of the content creator all play a role when it comes to the quality of a video.
Frankly there's not so much difference starting from 720p aside from the background and far away objects. The higher the resolution the clearer they are aside from everything is the same and acceptable starting 720p
WTF??? You Put it to 1080p in the first start of the Video. Its weird AF!!! I think 144p for the 144p is much ore normal and smoother. Compared to the 1080p res for the 144p.... Its a Shame. Just pixels OMFG
I watched this whole video at 144p, all i can say is that the start wasnt 144p because when it started showing 240p it seemed better even tough i allredy was on 144p.
My computer: Infinity K (IRL) My tablet: Infinity K (IRL) My smartphone: Infinity K (IRL) My Tv: Infinity K (IRL) My all devices: Infinity K (IRL) Key: IRL: In Real Life. Infinity resolution: Nothing more much than infinity on the universe. Resolution: Resolution is the number of pixels on a device found in each dimension (width × height ) that can be displayed on the screen. For example, a device with a resolution of "1024 × 768" has a 1024-pixel width and a 768-pixel height. K: Means Kilo (×1000).
На какую видеокамеру и при каких настройках снят этот видеофрагмент? Какое у видеофрагмента истинное разрешение и количество кадров без программной интерполляции? Какой битрейт? На какой носитель писалось видео? Что за объектив? Это настолько же важно, насколько разрешение. Я бы даже сказал, чуть более информативно. In English: On which video camera and under what settings was this video shot? What is the true resolution and number of frames of a video fragment without software interpolation? What is the bitrate? On what medium was the video written? What kind of lens? This is as important as the resolution. I would even say a little more informative.
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Big brain time
144p
240p
360p SD
480p SD
720p HD
1080p FHD
1440p 2K
2160p 4K
4320p 8K
5760p 10K
8640p 16K
11520p 20K
12960p 24K
17280p 30K
23040p 40K
46080p 80K
51840p 90K
57600p 100K
92160p 160K
103680p 180K
115200p 200k
184320p 320K
230400p 400K
368640p 640k
460800p 800k
518400p 900K
576000p 1 OHD
1152000p 2 OHD
2304000p 4 OHD
4608000p 8 OHD
5760000p 10 OHD
9216000p 16 OHD
11520000p 20 OHD
13824000p 24 OHD
27648000p 48 OHD
34560000p 60 OHD
57600000p 100 OHD
69120000p 120 OHD
82944000p 144 OHD
103680000p 180 OHD
110592000p 192 OHD
115200000p 200 OHD
165888000p 288 OHD
172800000p 300 OHD
221184000p 384 OHD
230400000p 400 OHD
241920000p 420 OHD
248832000p 433 OHD
288000000p 500 OHD
331776000p 576 IRL
Oh damn
that’s so big brain also 240p looks the best for this video
331776000p 576 IRL is pixel less
We're just in 4k not OHD
what the fuck.
I was watching this video in 144p and the start was....
Absolutely stunning lol
A little complicated
Looks like a censored vid
Oh my god
Ik
I changed the quality to 144p when it said 144p
That's twice as bad as 144p😂😂
@@ErikGT 72p?
Maths at time confuses me
@@helftuwu8572 72p doesn't exist.
@@monikasarser I know
I watched 8k on 144p. Also the beggining is not 144p, its more like 64p.
Not really, it’s more like 32p enhanced 08897
Please get yr facts right before talking bs
it is 51p i counted the pixels
@@gameitornot I counted 52
@@gameitornot og
@@nathanhunter4737 More like 12p
Only true russians watch in 144p
they would go to the Gulag if they didnt
LOL
I am lol
yES i RuSSiAN
Бл я смотрю в 144 как ты узнал?
480p is the perfect balance between quality and video size, and i actually like it
360p already looks enough for me
360p is a mazzive upgrade from 240p
Yeah once you get past a certain point I literally can't tell the difference
360p is OP
@@luigi7834 because you're black.
@@timurkral3781 ???? Maluco
360p is the resolution of a lot of old-net era videos I have downloaded.
480p is the resolution of DVDs. Looks pretty good. A marked improvement above 360 and lower. Depending on compression, encoding, and frame-rate, this can look really nice for just about anything.
640p feels like another marked improvement. The video still has some minor issues though. (like the banding on the wooden steps)
900p is the first resolution to remove the banding on the steps, but is a bit of a rare resolution. (And TH-cam doesn't natively support it. Upload in 900p and they'll bump it down most likely to 720)
1080p looks really nice. IMHO best trade-off between quality and file-size. No surprise the most popular physical media (Blu-ray) uses this res.
IMHO 1440 + is only really beneficial on YT for 2 reasons: for desktop users with large monitors that go that high, and people wishing to download YT videos with as little crappy compression as possible. Otherwise (especially gameplay footage that's 60fps +) I generally stick to 1080 and below.
I guess, similar to the OP here, I could always render my videos in a lower resolution (like my oldest videos, which are 480p) at 1080 perfectly upscaled - that way TH-cam doesn't jack it all up, and it looks similar to how it does on my end, regardless of viewing source. (mobile, tablet, laptop, desktop, tv, etc.)
What? DVDs are in 480p? I never noticed that, I always thought they were 1080p
@@dindjarin8577 naw dvd was made in like 2000
Blu rays can go much higher than 1080p
@@dindjarin8577 nah but a lot of DVD players on the market these days will deinterlace and upscale DVDs to 1080p
@@channel91uhf Not natively. (unless it's a blu-ray data disc)
1.that is not 144p
2. if you put the real 144p with this edited 144p your eyes will hurt xd
3.idk why at the 8k part, my monitor is going crazy, is lagging out and i am running out of FPS :D
PlayWithMe i know and that’s horrible😂
You need a powerful computer to run on 8k, too many PCs are just too bad for it. In the future, we’ll have 32k on our phones 😂😂😂. Btw I watched it all on 1080p on my phone and 8k60 just showed half of the screen on 144p and it crashed lol. I watched the vid again, it crashed again.
Andreaspolis000 it didn’t crash that’s the video
the 2nd one is wrong
@@oceanzrbluexd8216 well, sorry m8
Even 480p looks neat
My phone: 1080p
My computer: 8K (Not really)
My iPad:4K
@@bobbyperez1609 Wait what o.o
WTH is This
My phone : 2K
@@bobbyperez1609 The accuracy can be changed. I used to have a thousand and eighty iPhones, but I made it higher even than 4k Made it 11111111p or 8k But my device is sometimes weak due to the high resolution is cool from screen shift is need root
Why isn't 540p or 640p on TH-cam?
It's because, if they where on yt it would be too much sizes to choose from
@@ErikGT they should get rid of 480p and put 640 instead
@@mmm.3839 no 540
@@mmm.3839 540 better
@@ceberios they should use 576p cuz videos in the PAL standard shouldn't be downscaled to 480p
If anyone was wondering if there will be a special Disc that can Run IRL Formats for movies, then you need Hi-Res Disc with 10 Petabytes. This type of disc will be far more superior then DVD & Blu-ray, But the catch is, it would be hella expensive.
Here are some thing that I think that IRL Discs would have:
• It will Come with Hi-Res Audio (32Bit WAV) With the sample rate of 192 kHz.
• IRL Format that can only be edited by using Supercomputers from 2040+.
• The frame rate will be at 240 FPS (Minimum) This type of frame rate mixed with IRL Resolution would be a huge difference in Size.
• The disc need to be read by a special Hi-Res Disc Player that has a Micro Lazer Reader built into it. This would cost roughly High, about 5k+.
• The special speakers that will play Hi-Res Format, This would be only available in Special Theaters with IEMs Behind the chairs, so you can listen to the IRL Movie in Hi-Res Audio.
• The Disc would be pretty thick since it's a lot of storage. According to my theory, The disc would have 4 Individual smaller Disc, Just like Hard drives. The price will differ by size.
Please note, All the things that I say are just my theory, times changes fairly quickly. This is really fun to talk about in my opinion. If you have any other Opinions about this theory that I made, you can tell below down the replies.
Thank you.
I thought Disc died out already.😅 Watch movies on a flash drive with a TV. I haven't used a DVD in a long time.
The only difference really between 8k and 1080p is if u put the video on big screen u can see the tiny pixels move in 1080p but not in 8k. But if u view the video in smaller screen u dont really see a difference
You need 32K in my opinion, if you have a "80 TV, but 32K is not available for the middle class yet.
1080p is already a damn good for phone sized screen
I didn't even notice any difference between my 720p phone and my 2k pc monitor
Video : shows 144p
Me being me : **changes the resolution to 144p**
Smort
ngl I can't tell the difference after 360p
Same
@ERIK GRANEFELT I can't believe how people would diss of the iphone xr for it's "low quality" 828p display. The difrerences are so small to me that it's just impractical.
@@pieceoftrash184 because most phones are 4k and are now moving to 8k
Same, I usually watch TH-cam on 360p, because it’s good enough and my WiFi doesn’t like to be used
Lol true
0:05 144p
0:16 240p
0:27 360p
0:39 480p
1:12 720p
1:35 1080p
1:58 1440p
2:20 2160p
2:32 4320p
Watched this on my new 4K 55inch tv and the first one looked like a Japanese film
What type of Japanese film?
@@velonian5154 adult
Humble brag
144p has some weird beauty to it
ITS OVER 8000!!!!!!!!
Btw:only ORIGINAL DBZ manga readers will know
Should I add more 🤔
While sliding OMFG my screen stopped working
imagine using 144p to look at what it feels to have 144p
That's not how 144p works
Video: 8K
My 1080p phone: You wish.
and me 10 years ago thought 480pwas the most clearest display ive ever seen in my entire life
Me watching this in 144p;
Ok this 8k is the best 144p ive ever seen
In my experience, the 144p here is a bit inaccurate cause it doesn't have that white fuzzy effect when you actually watch 144p
Yes as a fellow 144p user
actaully u cant see real 144p when u have a screen that has higher quality buddy
To be honest I can’t see too much of a difference between 480p and up
same
My phone 1080p: lit
My phone 2k: oh God oh frick help me
Japanese Internet: Can play videos at 8K
My Internet: Can only play videos at 144p
imagine setting your youtube graphics settings to 144p on 144p
you get 72p
There should always be analog and digital 4K, 8K and 16K ultra high-definition television, video, radio and audio from as to most.
There should always be analog and digital 3D 4K, 8K and 16K ultra high-definition television and video from as to most.
There should always be analog and digital low-definition television, film, radio and audio from as to most.
whos watching this on a 1080 monitor
Me and i made it;)
Not me I use a 1440p monitor.
I use a 4k monitor but my internet just dies
There should always be analog and digital 3D low-definition television and film from as to most.
There should always be analog and digital 16K, 8K and 4K ultra low-definition television, film, radio and audio from as to most.
0:01 me recording a village with the chinese pink camera I won:
It doesn't make sense because I watch at 1080p on TH-cam xd everything looks the same
Только настоящие легенды переключают качество на своём устройстве так же нарастающе как и в видео
yes
ma perchè cazzo commentate in un'altra lingua senza motivo? è un video inglese, dovete scrivere in inglese!
Resolutions by years (On usual video & film quality) -
144p - looks like something form an Early 80s game. (most likely 80-83)
240p - 1990 - 95 games
360p - 2006 to '07
480p - 2008-09
540p - 2010
640p - 2011
720p - 2012 to '13
900p - 2014 - '15
1080p - 2016-'17
2000p - 2017 - '18
1440p - 2018
3k - 2019
4k - 2019 to '21
8k60 - '21 to currently
Many games from the '90s alreasy went up to 480p with some even reaching 1024p like it's the case for AoEII: The Age Of Kings which already had that resolution available as of 1999.
Until the 1990s, most video content in the US was 480i resolution, which is just 480p with interlacing added to save on bandwidth and reduce flicker. In the mid-80's to the 2000's, most video game consoles were 240p, but the video was transmitted over composite or S-Video so it was transmitted in 480i. 480p got more used in the 90s and 2000s with component video. HD has existed since the 90s but it got more affordable and used for consumers in the early 2000s with component video and HDMI. The 2 most used HD resolutions were 720p and 1080i. 1080p began to be used with HDMI and the greater bandwidth. 4K became widely used in around 2012, and 8k caught on a bit later.
Why is 2000p before 1440p
There should always be analog and digital quad low-definition television, film, radio and audio from as to most.
Props to the guys that spun like 20 times he might be dizzy
It was only done once I guess
They might used the same clip and changed quality
Making this 1440 makes the pixels just smoother
A moment of silence for those watching in 144p
Low vs High Graphics Comparison videos be like:
There should always be analog and digital 3D quad high-definition television and video from as to most.
Rest in peace my wifi
Reason:8K 60fps can kilk wifi
video started looking good on mobile at 360p honestly idk why
I like 480p, 540p, 640p, 720p, and 1080p because these video resolutions can run on my computer.
But I can't run 1080p
Watching 144p on 144p quality is a nightmare
And I'm watching this in 144p...
240p is the quality when I used to watch TH-cam on my 3ds
There should always be analog and digital empty low-definition television, film, radio and audio from as to most.
My TV: 720p
My Phone: 480p
My nokia: 360p
My WiFi: 144p
There should always be analog and digital 3D empty low-definition television and film from as to most.
Am i the only one that doesnt notice any difference between them starting from 360p
There should always analog and digital standard-definition television, video, radio and audio from as to most.
When you get new glasses:
*Alternative title: Minecraft to real life*
me:puts it on 2160p video:lag
Those who use the phone cannot see more than 1080p
i put the 8k part on 144p, even that looked like 240p
imagine watching this at 114p and get 1080p
The video: 8k
My handphone: 1080p
My Wi-Fi: 240p
144p - potato resolution. TH-cam started offering this sometime in the late noughties for people with really shitty internet. This is lower than even old handheld consoles.
240p - The resolution of a VHS tape and early YT videos, as well as old games consoles like the NES, going up to the PS1 and N64, and some newer handhelds like the 3DS. The small screen of a handheld masks the low resolution well, and it was a necessity for the early Internet.
360p - slight improvement over 240p. Common early TH-cam resolution.
480p - DVD resolution, also used by early 00's games consoles. Looks decent on a small/medium sized screen, preferably 42'' or smaller.
540p - a slight upgrade again, often seen in PAL countries.
640p - Again, a slight improvement. Close to HD but not quite.
720p - HD resolution, found on consoles like the Wii U and the Xbox 360, as well as the Nintendo Switch in handheld mode. Looks really good on a mobile device or similar.
900p - bit of an odd duck, but still not bad.
1080p - Full HD, found on most Blu-Ray discs. The gold standard in this day and age. Looks good on anything that's not stupidly large. Pretty much anything made in the late 10's/early 20's can output to this resolution.
1440p - QHD. A bit overkill for most, but looks really great on a large TV or monitor (1080p starts to look blurry on desktops 27'' and larger.)
2160p - 4K. A necessity for movie theatres, but your average consumer won't tell the difference between this and 1080p in their own home unless their TV is really large. Files get large really quick, so not all that great for streaming if you have slow/unstable Internet, and PC gamers tend to swear off 4K as well unless they have monster PCs as it tends to hamper performance.
4320p - 8K. Mostly a novelty outside of theatres. No TV broadcast, home video format or games console outputs to this (the PS5 does support it but no individual game does). Still, if you're going this far, you might as well enjoy it.
360p is a huge improvement over 240p, certainly more than 480p is over 360p or 720p is over 480p. In fact, there are many TH-cam videos at 360p that are of better quality than those at 720p especially when it comes to old VHS capture. By default, the higher the resolution the better. But it's not always as simple as this. The source material, the capture device and the experience of the content creator all play a role when it comes to the quality of a video.
The people who watched the entire video with only 144p
Watched the Video in 144p its the best low Res 8k ever.^^
If you are watching 144p on 144p you are legend
Watch 144p with 144p quality👍
They could've at least replaced 480p with 540p or 640p.
OR 600p
And 840p, 900p, and 960p
Lengends watching everything in 144p
The video: 8k.
My phone resolution:
- ah shit, here we go again...
1st one is frickin' pixelated haha, I like it.
Yeah i know i couldn't find any better way to do it then
Its not 144p
There should always be analog and digital enhanced-definition television, video, radio and audio from as to most.
Legends watching this video in 144p
I watched the whole video with 144p and holy moly it’s disgusting then it looks super smooth when you turn it to 1080
2160p is smoother
Frankly there's not so much difference starting from 720p aside from the background and far away objects. The higher the resolution the clearer they are aside from everything is the same and acceptable starting 720p
WTF??? You Put it to 1080p in the first start of the Video. Its weird AF!!! I think 144p for the 144p is much ore normal and smoother. Compared to the 1080p res for the 144p.... Its a Shame. Just pixels OMFG
8K version of the video is probably still processing on the youtube side...
2K-1440P
4K-2160P
8K-4320P
I watched this whole video at 144p, all i can say is that the start wasnt 144p because when it started showing 240p it seemed better even tough i allredy was on 144p.
240p is actually better looking than 360p
My computer: Infinity K (IRL)
My tablet: Infinity K (IRL)
My smartphone: Infinity K (IRL)
My Tv: Infinity K (IRL)
My all devices: Infinity K (IRL)
Key:
IRL: In Real Life.
Infinity resolution: Nothing more much than infinity on the universe.
Resolution: Resolution is the number of pixels on a device found in each dimension (width × height ) that can be displayed on the screen. For example, a device with a resolution of "1024 × 768" has a 1024-pixel width and a 768-pixel height.
K: Means Kilo (×1000).
But it's not work if you still watching this video at 144 p or 240 p🤣🙃🤣🤣🤣
The difference between 144 and 240 is massive
…. meanwhile I watched this at 1080 on you tube, I'm confused as to how above 1080 is relevant here?
I can tell you why, it's not possibale to Wach 4K on a smartphone or iPad and i promise the video is higer quality🙂
Watching this at 2k while wearing my glasses is absolutely stunning
We all know that 144p is the best quality
144p it's suffering
the best quality it's 720p because it's hd and doesn't lag on low end PCs
@@buddy1337 is 720p look good on 6 inch phone
what about 72p
the guy watching at 144p: damn... i see no difference
Adam's gaming i guess your talking about me? Lol
It's ever bad but not so Pixelated
Quality: 144p and 240p (Low) 360p and 480p (Medium and SD) 540p and 640p (Large) 720p and 1,020p (HD)
90p, 96p and 99p (Ultra Low)
102p and 120p (Super Low)
1020p...
...it's 1080p
@@palsecamntsc3748 *1050p
@@everythingtractors9332 no. It's 1080p, point.
@@palsecamntsc3748 so is 540p 1k?
I'm watching the 144p quality on 144p... I M B L I N D.
My phone started to buffer as soon as the 1080p came up
На какую видеокамеру и при каких настройках снят этот видеофрагмент?
Какое у видеофрагмента истинное разрешение и количество кадров без программной интерполляции?
Какой битрейт? На какой носитель писалось видео? Что за объектив?
Это настолько же важно, насколько разрешение. Я бы даже сказал, чуть более информативно.
In English:
On which video camera and under what settings was this video shot?
What is the true resolution and number of frames of a video fragment without software interpolation?
What is the bitrate? On what medium was the video written? What kind of lens?
This is as important as the resolution. I would even say a little more informative.
Putting 4k in 480p looks like HD
240p looks like a video from 2010
Me watching this in 1080p:
Lol TH-cam compressed the hell outta that @2:31
Hahahaa 8k finns inte ens eller jo typ en redcamera 30 tusen
Hahaha, filmade med 4K kamera och gjorde skärpan 2X mer, alltså 4+4=8
@@ErikGT Men skärpan är ju ej p skärpa är skärpa
What vad menar du med det? Men jag har ett redigeringsprogram som jag kan göra sådant i
@@ErikGT JA men skärap är skärpa om du dubblar skärpan så dubbalr ju du inte Bilden du spelade in med
I feel as if I do belong here
Meanwhile me watching 8k on 720p
144p looks like a retro game