Its worth it if you going to shoot long 8k videos
The sad fact of my life that I realized last night, after looking at crappy quality home movies I shot on old Kodak cameras and my earlier iPhones, is that now that I can shoot amazing quality videos, the people in my life that I would want to be the subjects are largely unavailable. And I swear it all happened so fast. I keep buying new tech like I've still got small kids. When I joined this forum the kids actually were still in elementary school.
Just since the pandemic began, "the kids" have grown enough that they take their own funny home videos (that they don't share with me) and shoo me away like a paparazzi. The elders are largely gone.
That just leaves me and my husband and our siblings and friends and we're now old and wrinkled and jowly enough to wish the cameras were crappy again! 😆
So that leaves...taking 8k videos of cats. As it turns out, I do have 28 year old videos of cats, dogs and even an epic 2 hour drama of a hamster and a gerbil exploring my childhood home. Alas, nobody but me and my husband wants to watch any of it, because everyone else has no idea who the animals are.
I've got countless hours of sports games and awards ceremonies and graduations and birthdays that nobody wants to see. Most of the people I made them for have no interest at all. Unless... perhaps... I put clips of this stuff on TikTok to catchy music.🤔
So I think I'll find a way to get by on 512 GB after all.