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Today for the first time ever I captured a 4k4K resolution picture. I don't know much about cameras or photography but I expected the picture to at least be sharp like usually high resolution pictures are.

But when I zoom in it gets pixelated. I would assume the total opposite. I thought a 4K picture would provide much better zoom capability than a standard DSLR picture or even a Mobilemobile phone picture for that matter. If iI zoom in on that picture it looks like it was taken using a 10 year old-year-old mobile phone.

What is wrong with what I am expecting or doing?

  I don't know how to explain the disappointment, but I do know that it's me missing something.

I am looking at the pic at 1600 x 9001600×900 resolution on a 17 inch-inch notebook, if that matters.

Picture The picture itself is 3840 x 21603840×2160.

Today for the first time ever I captured a 4k resolution picture. I don't know much about cameras or photography but I expected the picture to at least be sharp like usually high resolution pictures are.

But when I zoom in it gets pixelated. I would assume the total opposite. I thought a 4K picture would provide much better zoom capability than a standard DSLR picture or even a Mobile phone picture for that matter. If i zoom in on that picture it looks like it was taken using a 10 year old mobile phone.

What is wrong with what I am expecting or doing?

  I don't know how to explain the disappointment, but I do know that it's me missing something.

I am looking at the pic at 1600 x 900 resolution on a 17 inch notebook, if that matters.

Picture itself is 3840 x 2160.

Today for the first time ever I captured a 4K resolution picture. I don't know much about cameras or photography but I expected the picture to at least be sharp like usually high resolution pictures are.

But when I zoom in it gets pixelated. I would assume the total opposite. I thought a 4K picture would provide much better zoom capability than a standard DSLR picture or even a mobile phone picture for that matter. If I zoom in on that picture it looks like it was taken using a 10-year-old mobile phone.

What is wrong with what I am expecting or doing? I don't know how to explain the disappointment, but I do know that it's me missing something.

I am looking at the pic at 1600×900 resolution on a 17-inch notebook, if that matters. The picture itself is 3840×2160.

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Today for the first time ever I captured a 4k resolution picture. I don't know much about cameras or photography but I expected the picture to at least be sharp like usually high resolution pictures are.

But when I zoom in it gets pixelated. I would assume the total opposite?. I thought a 4K picture would provide much better zoom capability than a standard DSLR picture or even a Mobile phone picture for that matter. If i zoom in on that picture it looks like it was taken using a 10 year old mobile phone.

What amis wrong with what I am expecting/doing wrong or doing?

I don't know how to explain the disappointment, but I do know that itsit's me missing something.

I am looking at the pic at 1600 x 900 resolution on a 17 inch notebook, if that matters.

Picture itself is 3840 x 2160.

Today for the first time ever I captured a 4k resolution picture. I don't know much about cameras or photography but I expected the picture to at least be sharp like usually high resolution pictures are.

But when I zoom in it gets pixelated. I would assume the total opposite? I thought a 4K picture would provide much better zoom capability than a standard DSLR picture or even a Mobile phone picture for that matter. If i zoom in on that picture it looks like it was taken using a 10 year old mobile phone.

What am I expecting/doing wrong?

I don't know how to explain the disappointment but I do know that its me missing something.

I am looking at the pic at 1600 x 900 resolution on a 17 inch notebook if that matters.

Picture itself is 3840 x 2160

Today for the first time ever I captured a 4k resolution picture. I don't know much about cameras or photography but I expected the picture to at least be sharp like usually high resolution pictures are.

But when I zoom in it gets pixelated. I would assume the total opposite. I thought a 4K picture would provide much better zoom capability than a standard DSLR picture or even a Mobile phone picture for that matter. If i zoom in on that picture it looks like it was taken using a 10 year old mobile phone.

What is wrong with what I am expecting or doing?

I don't know how to explain the disappointment, but I do know that it's me missing something.

I am looking at the pic at 1600 x 900 resolution on a 17 inch notebook, if that matters.

Picture itself is 3840 x 2160.

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