3K Video Resolution
3K resolution refers to the number of picture elements, or pixels, that make up a camera recording. Each pixel is a small point forming the overall image. The designation "3K" means that the image has approximately 3,000 pixels in width, for example, 2880 x 1620 points. This resolution provides a more detailed and sharper recording than the commonly used Full HD (which has 1920 points in width), but it does not reach the level of detail of 4K resolution (with approximately 4,000 points in width). A higher number of points in the image allows for better recognition of small details, such as vehicle license plates or traffic signs, even when zooming in on the video.
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