【Insta360 X4Air】8Kが高画質だと思ってる？6K50fpsが画質と滑らかさの両方で圧勝することを証明します※車載、モトブログ、スキー＆スノーボードの高画質設定はこれ一択！

A must-see for those wondering which image quality is better, 8K 30fps or 6K 50fps, or those who have never changed their settings from 8K. The bottom line is that 6K 50fps offers smoother and higher image quality. Just because a number like 8K means higher image quality doesn't mean it will be higher. In this video, I compare videos I shot frame-by-frame and as still images. I also explain the amount of data per pixel and the reasons for block noise caused by the efficiency of the H.265 compression codec. [Table of Contents] 0:00 Is the image quality of the Insta360 X4 Air's 8K 30fps not so good? 1:40 The theme is "Why can't you see the difference between 8K and 6K on the specs?" 2:27 Disadvantages of Active HDR and Adaptive Tone 3:37 Full-scale testing begins: Comparing 120° 4K cropped footage and discussing the lack of lens resolution 6:49 Comparing 60° 4K cropped footage 8:47 The difference between 50fps and 60fps: Discussing the X4 Air and X5 9:41 Bitrate, data volume per pixel, and compression codec (encoder) efficiency 13:35 Overall summary [Background to video production] I upgraded from an Insta360 OneRS to the X4 Air. Before purchasing, I searched YouTube to see what kind of footage it could capture. However, while I found 8K 30fps footage, I couldn't find any 6K 50fps footage at all. So I watched some 8K footage for reference, and then decided to make my own decision. I only use it during the day, so nighttime performance is a non-issue. The 35g weight difference puts a significant strain on the support point when the selfie stick is extended. The price of the camera is cheaper (X5: ¥84,800, X4Air: ¥56,900). I bought the X4 Air for these reasons, but when I compared 8K 30fps and 6K 50fps, I was surprised at how much better the 6K 50fps shots were, so I thought I'd share it in a video. The images are so beautiful, so smooth, and the data volume is almost the same. So why is no one comparing them? 8K may win in terms of still image sharpness, but the low frame rate makes pixel noise more noticeable. In video, pixel noise is more noticeable than still image quality. Also, the lack of resolution at the edges of the lens makes it feel like the 8K pixel count isn't being fully utilized. [To all 360° camera users] If you drive a convertible like the Roadster, or if you use a 360° camera for motovlogging, have you ever tried changing the image quality settings? This is not limited to Insta360, but 360° cameras like the DJI Osmo 360 and GoPro MAX2 should have similar results, so try lowering the pixel count and increasing the frame rate. You'll definitely get stunning footage. [Music Used] think as a smart / Keyta The Day the Star Fell / siroimu The Brave Walk through the lce / Yosuke Matsuura You Were the Last Light / Yosuke Matsuura glisten / Noru #Insta360 #X4Air #Insta360X4Air #Motovlog #Roadster #Convertible #Skiing #Snowboarding #ActionCamera #ImageQualityComparison #ImageQualitySettings #HighImageQualitySettings #360°Camera #360°Camera #GoPro #DJI