Mavic Mini - 1080p vs 2.7k no edited footage

[wh1chocl4]

Hi,

Here's a little comparation with both resolutions.

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[MAvic_South_Oz]

Not sure if it's my playback on this computer, or that the max resolution I can dial up on that is 1080 on YouTube, but both revolutions in your video look about the same to me.
Did you save / upload that in 2.7k, and it may be my system and YouTube limiting playback res ?

 

[wh1chocl4]

Hello, i upload it at 1080p... I have to downscale de 2.7k to the timeline setings.

Steps:

Create a new project in Premiere
Import 1080p footage
Import 2.7k footage
Reduce the size of 2.7k to fit on timeline

Do something wrong? I think its the way to compare, but now you make me doubt

 

[Thomas B]

Full resolution on YouTube may take several hours to appear. Prior to that a lower resolution version of the video will play there.

 

[Kilrah]

Do something wrong? I think its the way to compare, but now you make me doubt

Yep, it makes no sense at all to compare 1080 and 2.7 if you render the video at 1080, any advantage from the 2.7 footage is lost in the process.

 

[Thomas B]

So i have to render in 2.7k?

Or 4K

 

[wh1chocl4]

Or 4K

Thanks!! i will do it!!

 

[wh1chocl4]

Thanks!! i will do it!!

I render in 4k, but lose a lot of quality in 1080p because of the upscaling...

 

[Dave Maine]

Not surprising. 4K has 4x the number of pixels than HD.

 

[Guy Sclafani]

I would just render the 2.7k file in 2.7 and then compare it to the 1080 file to get the truest results no?

 

[Dave Maine]

Yes, but do it on a monitor that can display at least 2.7k. YouTube streaming won’t work, as they re encode the video, and there is no guarantee that those downloading won’t get a lower resolution version, in addition to the recent encoding losses.

 

[wh1chocl4]

I would just render the 2.7k file in 2.7 and then compare it to the 1080 file to get the truest results no?

Thank you so much for your tip! i will do it..

 

[wh1chocl4]

Yes, but do it on a monitor that can display at least 2.7k. YouTube streaming won’t work, as they re encode the video, and there is no guarantee that those downloading won’t get a lower resolution version, in addition to the recent encoding losses.

Yes! it´s the best way to test!
Thanks

 

[Kaydet]

I'm viewing on a 27" iMac w/ Retina display. The difference between 1080P and 2.7K is very noticeable. The 2.7K is lighter with brighter color and smoother motion.

 

[Thomas B]

I'm viewing on a 27" iMac w/ Retina display. The difference between 1080P and 2.7K is very noticeable. The 2.7K is lighter with brighter color and smoother motion.

Same here. Agree. I still encode in 4K though... gotta get a current gen AppleTV though,

 

[wh1chocl4]

I'm viewing on a 27" iMac w/ Retina display. The difference between 1080P and 2.7K is very noticeable. The 2.7K is lighter with brighter color and smoother motion.

Thank you so much for watching and your feedback!

 

[wh1chocl4]

Same here. Agree. I still encode in 4K though... gotta get a current gen AppleTV though,

Thank you so much for watching my video! Really appreciate your feedback