[miyanc]

I know we lose features with the uhd maxed. So what's the general opinion on settings? I actually didnt realize my phone settings were fhd. I have been taking pics the this hole time that way. I will now take some full uhd and compare. Just curious what you all think. I have the note 10 plus btw.

[msm0511]

I know we lose features with the uhd maxed. So what's the general opinion on settings? I actually didnt realize my phone settings were fhd. I have been taking pics the this hole time that way. I will now take some full uhd and compare. Just curious what you all think. I have the note 10 plus btw.

I'll prolly shoot some video in 4K just to see how it looks on my tv to test it, but I'd rather have some of the features on a regular basis over 4K. I don't shoot much video either way though.

[j_hansen]

wouldn't 4K really only be stuff you watch on a bigger screen anyway?

[Rukbat]

The difference between fhd and uhd wouldn't show on a 35" screen, unless you got close enough to see the phosphor dots. On a 65" or larger screen, if you sit close, maybe.

Assuming the TV is 4k. If it's a 2k TV (1080i or 1080p), even an 80" set wouldn't show any difference - it can only display in fhd.