Test footage from Maui in 4K

[Adam]

 

[Morgon]

Beautiful footage (though I'm sure any pictures of Hawaii would be, no matter what camera you used).

Is it just me, or is there a bit of aberration on the corners? This is very noticeable on the waterfall scene, where the trees along either side of the mountain get a little smudgey. (Easier to see in full-screen)

 

[thumpinhard]

nice shots. i like the reverse angle following the coastline..but i understand why you would need a forward facing camera as well. really don't get why such a blatant omission.
unfortunately my macbook pro will only play a few seconds at a time of this..it just keeps spooling. i thought my settings were o.k…anybody having that issue that has an answer?

 

[ianwood]

There is a lot of issues with this footage.

 

[lrwskyfilms]

Yes, agree I like it, but a few issues, though am I right in thinking that unless you have fast internet, a fast PC with a display port and a 4k monitor you're never going to get the full effect of anything shot in 4k?

Cheers Mark

 

[Cyclone]

Don't forget the title of the video....."Early prototype......."

You wont start to see proper examples until its released next week.

 

[Airwolf13]

I've yet to see a 360 shot would be nice right?

 

[lrwskyfilms]

I believe the camera doesn't rotate 360 degrees, it rotates 330 cw and 330 ccw.

Cheers Mark

 

[jonathanivy]

I'm enjoying this in full 4k on my 5k iMac. Wish youtube didn't compress it as much though.

 

[Airwolf13]

Yea knew that actually. How good does it look on the Mac?

 

[lrwskyfilms]

airwolf13; Sorry misunderstood.

5k iMac, wow.

 

[jonathanivy]

at 5120x2880 resolution the 5k iMac is awesome. Its funny though, because there is such high resolution, 4k video doesn't even fill the entire screen. I have to stretch 4k to view fullscreen. It makes 1080p very soft when viewed fullscreen, but the 4k videos are absolutely amazing.