6K Video Resolution
Video resolution indicates how many picture elements, so-called pixels, the resulting recording consists of. The more pixels an image contains, the more detailed and sharper it is. The 6K designation means that the video has approximately 6000 pixels on its wider side, with the specific value potentially varying slightly depending on the aspect ratio of the image. For a dash cam, such a high resolution means the ability to capture even very fine details, such as vehicle license plates, traffic signs, or facial features of individuals, even from a greater distance. Another advantage is the possibility to digitally zoom into a part of the recording without significant quality loss, which facilitates the identification of key information. However, it is necessary to consider that 6K resolution recordings create significantly larger files, which require a memory card with high capacity and write speed.
