Transfering into HD or 4K is there much Differance

[Rodney Bourke]

Transfering into HD or 4K is there much Differance see Youtube Shorts.

Can you REALLY SEE the DIFFERENCE 1080 VS 4K?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_x-u8mUSFss

4K Failed: the TRUTH about HD vs 4K
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdZRDu4-nFg

4K vs HD on EOS R | Can you ACTUALLY see the difference?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPORFqFTFj0

[Mattias Norberg]

Hi here is also little info about that https://www.gammaraydigital.com/blog...esolution-myth

[Daniel Macarone]

Mattias, thank you, that article says everything I would have tried to explain. I have shot a lot of Super 8 film and without a doubt, there is no fixed resolution for any film format. It's in the lens, the focus, sufficient light, and exposure. If Super 8 is done really well, it definitely needs a 2K scan, at least.
I would also reiterate that if you want the film grain to be faithfully reproduced on a big screen, it needs a 4K scan.

[Mattias Norberg]

Mattias, thank you, that article says everything I would have tried to explain. I have shot a lot of Super 8 film and without a doubt, there is no fixed resolution for any film format. It's in the lens, the focus, sufficient light, and exposure. If Super 8 is done really well, it definitely needs a 2K scan, at least.
I would also reiterate that if you want the film grain to be faithfully reproduced on a big screen, it needs a 4K scan.

Yes it explain it very good