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Also, from experience: The bitrate and bandwidth of streaming services is so bad that the actual resolution doesn't really matter. A good high-quality 1080p ex
by kuschku 3y ago
Also, from experience: The bitrate and bandwidth of streaming services is so bad that the actual resolution doesn't really matter.
A good high-quality 1080p export will have significantly higher perceived quality than a "4K" (UHD) video on YouTube, Netflix, Amazon Prime or Apple TV.
I've decided that I'll produce all content in 1080p at the current time, even though I'm recording video in DCI 4K oversampled from a 6K sensor. No viewer is ever going to see the difference anyway.
- bobdvb 3y agoThere are several studies which say that viewer emotional engagement caps out at 1080p, and the only thing that drives more engagement beyond 1080p is HDR/WCG and HFR. Customers are also not as willing to pay for 4k as those invested in UHD would like to think. It's a "nice to have" and having big numbers makes people feel good, but it doesn't actually make them love the content more.