A 4K zone plate test pattern also reveals that the screen can't resolve ultra fine
4K image detail.
Not exact matches
4K makes possible far crisper visuals, especially when scrutinizing slight
details in a scene, say the trees or rocks on a mountainside backgrounding a panoramic sweep, or simply viewing
images standing at a distance from a physically gigantic screen.
For example, the recent, jaw - dropping
4K scans of Borom Sarret and Black Girl pay a greater attention to
image detail than the serviceable digital transfer of The Piano Teacher.
The result, when upscaled to
4K, is a surprising lack of very fine
image detail and texturing.
Both the
4k UHD and Blu - ray have excellent transfers with both having a great amount of
detail in the
images.
The most horrendous dips were when parachuting for plains with the deep draw distance and more
detailed 4K image.
All to keep the FPS up and stable (I don't care what the FPS is, so long as its mostly stable, gim me 20 for all I care) which is what determines inputs and fluidity of motion in a game, rather than the focus the power twins have on resolution (I cant even view half of the benefits to
4K anyway, thanks colour - blindness) which determines the space of
detail within an
image.
4K content (games or video programming) displayed on a
4K TV will result in a clearer and more
detailed image, giving you four times the pixels you see in full HD content.
With Sony's
4K «HDR X1 Extreme»
image engine, you get deep blacks, lots of
detail and wonderfully effective HDR (HDR10, DolbyVision and HLG are all supported).
The XF80 relies on Sony's
4K X-Reality PRO
image enhancement to boost
detail.
The 21 - megapixel camera takes
detailed images and shoots
4K video.