Wednesday, September 18, 2024

Resolution

 What is resolution? What is the difference between each of the different resolutions mentioned in this video? What is the presenter's advice for using different resolutions?

Resolution is the quality of the video you're seeing, or the level of detail. The higher the resolution, the more detail there is, therefore the higher the quality. 

480 p was 4:3.This is called SD - Standard Definition 
1280 x 720 was HD, with a 16:9 aspect ratio - High definition
1920 x 1080 also 16:9 format. This is called Full HD - Full High Definition
3840 x 2160 16:9 aspect ratio - called 4k UHD; Ultra High Definition

The presenter's advice is not to get wrapped up in trying to get the latest gear- just focus on creating videos, no matter the resolution of them. 

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