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Tokyo, Japan – Sony today released a variety of immersive 4K (QFHD 3840×2160) footage from outer space recorded by the acclaimed α7S II full-frame mirrorless camera. This is the world’s first*1 commercial camera to be mounted outside of the International Space Station (ISS) used to capture video in 4K. The videos showcase the Japanese islands from outer space with footage taken during day and night, showing off its majestic snow-covered peaks and metropolitan lights right down to the differences in color tone. These were able to be captured by virtue of the α7S II’s high sensitivity performance as well as high resolution 4K recording capability.
originally posted by: carewemust
It looks to me like this 4K camera "sees" clearer and sharper than the human eye can, but how can that be, since I'm viewing it with human eyes?
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: carewemust
It looks to me like this 4K camera "sees" clearer and sharper than the human eye can, but how can that be, since I'm viewing it with human eyes?
And on a relatively low-resolution screen, to boot!
originally posted by: carewemust
Is it worthwhile to get a 4K Television yet? I see them in the stores, but what's being played on the screens is not a feed from a Cable or Dish provider. It's 4K prepared video material. Don't want to get "suckered" into buying a 4K TV, if the broadcasters aren't broadcasting 4K tv shows.