Am using a 1080p native dlp projector. Cant see the difference but my projector supports micromirror dithering, that upscale it to 4k

Why do you have cuts that don't let you finish the last word?

Very annoying that adobe doesnt have native support for these cards. DaVinci has this built in

I purchased the same MBR Color Corrector 3 and will not run on Premiere. Are you currently using the same plug ? Thank you .... i email they tech support but no lock responding to my emails sad

Speaking of empathy, your plant requests the grow light be rotated 180° 😉

You had a boss who said “you’ve got something”? I would be going straight to HR with that.

James 😂 I’ve used Clifton for almost two decades now. I’ve found them insightful both personally and professionally. Awesome to hear someone else’s experience. Did you ever retest to see if new experiences or growth changes the order of your top five?

Subscribed! Great insight!

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i guessed all of them correct watching the video in 1080p tbh i didnt expect that outcome, but i do remember some headline awhile back claiming that downscaled looks better. i kind of suspected it since then, but now i'm certain, thanks edit: 15.6" and i cant quite punch the screen from here. screen does 1920x1080

Hey James 👋

Watching on my iPhone and can’t really tell the difference 😅

thank u

Hi James Thank you for doing this comparison. Two things: When you choose such brilliant words of wisdom to accompany your video when the purpose is to distinguish between 4K and 1080, unfortunately it's counter productive because it makes it harder to focus on the task at hand 😊 Seriously, YES I can clearly see a difference between 4K and 1080p. 1080 isn't bad, it's just slightly 'flat soda'- like, next to 4K.

Be the natural weirdo 😂😂 thanks!

Well... if we're talking about a random group of people then yes, but not if you're in a place people have come to visit voluntarily. Like an interesting conference or a show. Then significantly more than 1 in 100 would contact the performer - some to get an autograph, some to just chitchat 👍

Subbed. Great video.

is your clips rec709 ? or it can also be done with log clips

Im on sony Xperia 1 v Wich has a 4k 120hz display I Can't tell shi

THANK YOU ! Just getting started . It's so complicated !!!!! Appreciate you humbly make it easy for me to understand.I bought a camera. And now know my next steps because of this video. THANK YOU !!!

Thank you

Thanks!

That was interesting as I was only watching on a HD laptop screen. I didn't have any trouble spotting the difference.

If you had blinked between the switch you wouldn't have a clue...

diagram was perfect.

Watching on a 75" new QLED on google tv app and 800 mbps net speed. Not much difference to me, except the 4k looks slightly better on the zoom and the 1080P looks slightly better on the parking lots scenes. lol Btw my KZbin says streaming at 2160P which apparently is not 4k. Not sure anybody is really seeing it in true 4K

As someone who owns a 32 inch 4K gaming monitor with a 240 Hz refresh rate, I can say that the difference is minimal-you really have to focus to notice it. I bought my monitor for nearly €1,500, hoping for a better gaming experience, but I ended up disappointed. Nowadays, I mostly use it to watch movies in 4K. I still play games in 1080p because I prefer having three times the FPS over a slight increase in quality. The only time I notice a significant difference between 1080p and 4K is on larger screens, like my 55-inch TV. For monitors up to 34 inches, the difference is small to negligible.

0:42 One shouldn't shoot weedings in the first place if one doesn't even understand shutter speed...

James, great job on the video. Really nicely done. Can I ask you about one thing you didn't cover here that is confusing me (just looking into video). With stills you have 8bit JPG and let's say 14bit RAW files. The JPGs have a baked in colorspace and luminance applied with picture profile. The RAW file can be placed in sRGB or Adobe RGB or ProPhoto RGB depending on intended use (display for web vs print) etc. Now, switching to video - If you shoot RAW internal video (i.e. Nikon Z9/8) - You can shoot NRAW (color space) and use a LUT as luminance and export in Rec 709 (gamma of the device?). My question is when shooting in compressed video (i.e. H.264) - is that like shooting in JPG where the color space and luminance are baked it to some extent? If not, how does it differ? Thanks.

I’m putting a RunCam 6 on a high power rocket. Can you please recommend some settings? Estimated top speed is estimated at 467 mph.

Thats surprisingly looks better than expected, Richer and warmer tones with Bogan checker 👍

Thank you so much

Very Informative Video! Straight To The Point! Thx!

Love this video

Isnt this what podcasts are?

This was a good watch!

I agree with you

To the point video. Thanks a lot man

Hi James, can you please explain "shoot in 1080p and export 4k" etc.? What does that mean and how can I use it (and why)? I just don't get the point of it. If I shoot in 4K it's because I want to "export" in 4K, isn't that always the case? Obviously not, haha. Thanks in advance. And btw, I loved the video!

Now I want a burger thanks a lot.

Holds up is if you are genuinely “nice” person. I am a rude asshole by nature. I have to put on a persona not to get flagged or banned.

Good Sir, I’m going to have to ask you to stop listening in on my conversations and/or reading g my mind.😂

Bro thank you, thank you, thank you

Thank you Sir

Thanks dude

mp 4 size 1920i bit rate 2600kb fps 25 simple rate 48000hz how I am creating this size video please guide me

Question if I use a same background video loop in all of my projects which is about a 1GB. Copying that file into every project will eat up so much of my hard disk space. So what do you do about that scenario?

Watching this downscaled on my phone in 720p, with KZbin compression and bad connection👁👄👁

Indoors with my Action 4 sometimes I get waves lines😮.

Like most other people commenting… I FINALLY understand what shutter speed actually does. You did a great job explaining this. THANK YOU!