Important Camera Specs 4k VS Full HD So, what are we talking about? The 4k, also called Ultra High Definition (UHD), refers to its almost 4,000 horizontal pixels, whereas Full HD (or 1080p) refers to the 1080 vertical pixels it contains. On a screen, 4k video contains more than 8 million pixels, compared to just 2 million pixels for 1080p. So, camcorders in 4k will allow you to obtain videos of remarkably high resolution with a fixed and stable visual of the entire playing field. In the future, the 4k will probably become the mainstream preference in terms of camcorder resolution. However, if you don’t plan to buy a new camcorder or you have a tight budget, a standard HD camera will also do the job and you’ll still get the quality footage you’ll need for video analysis. Some important points need to be considered if you acquire a 4k…
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