![]() ![]() Especially the somewhat older cameras only record in HD Ready. But because the image contains considerably fewer pixels than Full HD, the quality is visibly lower. In principle, the images are suitable for playback on an HD screen. This resolution meets the minimum requirements for HD quality, hence the term HD Ready. The maximum image resolution for HD Ready is lower than for Full HD. So you can be sure that your monitor supports the quality of your videos. Do you want to see a video in slow motion, then just upload a. Full HD is also the most common image resolution for cameras. Slow motion video maker helps you to upload videos from gallery and play them in slow motion. In Full HD, the image is 1920 pixels wide and 1080 pixels high. Most televisions and monitors have Full HD image quality. ![]() Because Ultra HD or 4K is now the most common resolution, more and more cameras are coming onto the market that record in this quality by default These include video cameras as well as compact, mirrorless, and SLR cameras. That's why 4K is sometimes also called 4K Cinema. In cinemas, this is the standard image quality. Ultra HD consists of a total of 3840 by 2160 pixels. ![]() The biggest advantage of recording in 5K resolution is that you can crop (zoom) in post-editing with little loss of quality.īecause Ultra HD is almost 4000 pixels wide, this resolution is also called 4K. So what can you do with it? Most action cameras have very limited to no zoom capability. Since many televisions and monitors now have a 4K resolution, 5K sounds excessive. 5K consists of a total of 5120 by 2880 pixels. While there are no strict rules on when to use specific frame rates, I have found that some work better than others, depending on what you are filming. Once you go over 120 fps, you have what is known as super slow-motion. The 5K resolution contains up to 7 times as many pixels as Full HD image quality. Slow-mo footage typically is considered anything shot at 60 frames per second (fps) or higher. ![]()
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