What has 4K done for you?
Jun 8, 2018 16:57:55 #
Most of my stuff is from Magnolia, especially since Tweeter failed. They are building a bunch of new houses around here and one of the selling points is a home theatre option. I see the Magnolia trucks up here frequently. You can bet the buyers are paying big time for that.
Jun 8, 2018 18:42:15 #
What happened to the original concept of my topic? Do you use 4K from your camera, editing software, etc so you can see your own work on a screen that is the highest resolution we consumers can get?
If you have a digital camera that captures more than 8mp, do you like what it looks like on a 4K (which is 8mp) TV?
If you have a digital camera that captures more than 8mp, do you like what it looks like on a 4K (which is 8mp) TV?
Jun 8, 2018 19:30:12 #
mwsilvers
Loc: Central New Jersey
bsprague wrote:
What happened to the original concept of my topic? Do you use 4K from your camera, editing software, etc so you can see your own work on a screen that is the highest resolution we consumers can get?
If you have a digital camera that captures more than 8mp, do you like what it looks like on a 4K (which is 8mp) TV?
If you have a digital camera that captures more than 8mp, do you like what it looks like on a 4K (which is 8mp) TV?
Hey this is UHH. Its not only our right, but our obligation to hijack the OP's original thread.
Jun 8, 2018 19:41:37 #
mwsilvers wrote:
Hey this is UHH. Its not only our right, but our obligation to hijack the OP's original thread.
By the time we're done discussing this topic, 8K will be released.
Jun 8, 2018 20:27:01 #
I’ve viewed photos and videos on my 4K TV and they do look great, but for editing I use a dedicated monitor. I will say that for basic work you could use a 4K TV I just personally wouldn’t trust it for professional work.
The editing monitor that I use is the ASUS PA329Q 32" 16:9 4K/UHD IPS Monitor. I love it, but I think for the money there are cheaper monitors now that can give you just as good performance.
The editing monitor that I use is the ASUS PA329Q 32" 16:9 4K/UHD IPS Monitor. I love it, but I think for the money there are cheaper monitors now that can give you just as good performance.
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