In February of the year ended 2020, one of the most important phones was introduced in the Android panorama. When Samsung introduces new devices it is always news, but when these are the new areas of its most effective line, that is the case. Samsung's Samsung S20, S20 Ultra and S20 + are available – in the absence of the GPSC Note20 arriving late this year – some of the most intriguing devices for Android and that is This year the South Korean company has donated everything and everything.
In addition to the finest and most recognizable garde design, the new Global S20 series features details never seen before in the Android forum. Not in terms of processor, screen and RAM – was it really worth 12 GB? – but also in terms of photography. On its 108 megapixel rear camera we have to add 8K video recording fact
Now, the question to ask is the following. How much memory does 8K video hold in comparison to other traditional resolutions like FHD or 4K? Let's take a look.
This is what 8K video stays in when compared to FDH and 4K
We all know that the higher the image or video quality, the better the file. Therefore it is very important that Android phones stopped being made at 16 or 32 GB of storage and betting on higher prices. To that end, we may also use many of the cloud services that major companies offer us, such as Dropbox, OneDrive or Google Drive.
Now, is there a huge difference between video recording of Samsung Samsung S20 in 8K compared to video in 4K or Full HD? The guys at the iPhone Arena have made comparisons and (spoiler) yes, the difference is quite significant
The tests they performed were performed on the Galaxy S20 Ultra, in the same condition and at the same time. The first recorded 30 second video in 8K, then 4K and finally FHD. Then another minute and a half respectively. The results are as follows.
Second video size
- Full HD 1080p at 30 fps – about 54.2 MB
- 4K at 30 fps – about 138.68 MB
- 8K at 24 fps – about 302.87 MB
One and a half minutes video size
- Full HD 1080p at 60fps – about 232.06 MB
- 4K at 60 fps – about 752.25 MB
- 8K at 24fps – about 885.92 MB
As you can see the difference is quite large. As for the 30-second video, the sample quality for FHD and 30 fps sits above 54 MB, almost six times higher than the video recorded at 8k and 24 fps. On the other hand, regarding the minute and a half video, we found that 4K video at 60 fps captures 100 MB less than 8K video at just 24 fps. Here's the question, 8K at 24 fps or 4K at 60?
And you, what quality do you prefer for your videos?
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