Gideon539

6k may not be any kind of standard, but it is great to film in for 4k output. When I took the REDucation program in LA a few years back they emphasized over and over that best practice is to film in twice the resolution as your final film/video will be output. That down scaling makes the image look better, allows for re-framing, plus the occasional ken burns action if you really need it... with no image quality loss. As of now I always film in 4k with my A7S2, or Panasonic FZ2500, but all my final files are 1080. As 4k monitors become more standard for TVs and computers, 6k capture will become a helpful tool in the hands of creatives. Especially since it will likely stay a lot cheaper than 8k for a long time.