I use 1080p 60 frames and honestly, I think that's great. I don't know very many people that have 2k/4k devices, and I assume majority has 1080p at the least. If anything, go for 1080p 60 frames and you'll be fine for awhile.
According to YouTube, more people are accessing the site from mobile devices (tablets and phones), how many can do 2K/4K yet? And if those which can manage 2K, how many are out there vs how many 720/1080 devices?
Other question is - on a 5-10" screen, is there any benefit of above 720p?
Is this a myth that I imagine work or is it real...
1080p recording = look worse when re rendering after edit (still renders at 1080p)
4k recording = looks better when re rendering after edit (renders at 1080p).
Thanks for the explanation =)1080p is 1080p regardless, but, if its 4k scaled down to 1080p. it will be more detailed as there won't be as much bleeding between pixels, as the software has more to work with. Meaning you get a sharper image.
FYI everybody, I saw a video that went over 1080, went to like 2160 or something (definitely over 2000). I tried the 1440 (if I remember right) and Youtube just stopped working for me and stopped loading the page altogether.