I do like 4k for movies, but you're right that you really need OLED to exploit it. As for PC/laptop, 1080p is my go to, and for a while I was using a old Dell monitor on my pc rig that used that old white connector that came before HDMI, which with my modest graphics card, allowed for a high frame rate due to being like 800p or something weird like that.
That exactly. The monitor I used still lives- its a dell monitor- and I'm thinking of hooking it back up for dual screens. But yeah. Mt quality standards aren't super high. I still have a horde of VHS tapes lol. 1080p is still very viable, and most of the movies I buy are just standard blu rays.
Oh good lord twenty seconds in and we got a ad reel and a intro. You aint filthy frank bitch. And he's mad the chinese stole his logo lol. Thats what chinks do.
Is this why they had to waste more than 10k on a color chart?
Or the half a million on RED 16k HDR cameras?
its funny how his crew makes fun of him beeing a midget.
First Hasan, now Logan Paul? How many more scumbags is Linus going to collab with? Logan has scammed his fans multiple times by pumping crypto coins he created and then rugpulling them leaving them with worthless tokens.
Jesus christ, how horrifying. Imagine going to the store, hangover, trying to get an energy drink to get your day going and seeing this abomination staring back at you like some kind of soygian abyss
My jaw is on the floor. That shit is IMAX grade. The hell you need that for, no one has a screen outside of a theater that can use that resolution?
The excuse is typically that you can easily reframe a 4k shot cropped from the raw 16k footage and you can reencode your videos in 10 years when everyone's phone comes with a 16k screen.
Listen it's already getting hard to tell the difference between 4k and 1080, you're future proofing for a problem that doesn't exist. Even now most YouTube videos are in 1080. I agree this is vanity
If you care enough about video quality to go with an OLED, you should be watching 4k blurays or 4k rips of blurays. If you dont youre basically pissing away the money you spent on said OLED.
The only valid space for it is Floatplane, which does full 4k support for all its creators - But floatplane is their own creation, so its just more on the ego pile.
4k is really only viable on disks or downloaded straight to your hard drive; via the internet you need fiber, which I'm sad to say, isn't happening everywhere for a very long time. Good for me, my personal hobby is disc collecting and the occasional disc drive repair, but for many its a pain in the ass which I fully get. Even then like has been mentioned, in order to get out the full image in 4k, you need HDR, OLED, and Dolby Atmos doesn't hurt seeing how many movies now come with it. 1080 is still king and will be for a very long time.
