One daring filmmaking Youtuber takes on the 4K (and the coming 8K) revolution. There has been a lot of high resolution video recording news lately. 8K is quickly becoming the buzzword of 2019 as we’ve seen the unveiling of the Sharp 8K world’s first prosumer video camera, reports of an upcoming 8K Canon EOS R and news of NVIDIA and RED teaming up to make 8K raw post affordable. And don’t even get us started on 16K and what that could (theoretically) begin to look like on the horizon. However, when you begin sifting through the feedback and comments on a lot of these new high resolution recording updates, most people seem to be of one of two camps. Either all for chasing the latest technology and pushing their camera and gear setups, orPointing out that your resolution or gear doesn’t matter, it’s the stories and filmmaking that’s important We’ll chalk up Youtuber Brannigan Carter as being in the latter category. So much so that in this new video essay, he argues that not only is 8K (or 16K) superfluous, but even 4K shooting should be considered unnecessary. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Monday, 14 January, 2019