It is at If you use Vimeo's Download button and select 'Original' you get exactly that. I'm 'on the road' and using Verizon air time for a connection. Your offer to dropbox me a file created by Panny's LX 100 would had some certainty

With so much confusion as to what compression and or was it really the original file as uploaded,

I did download an original 4k file from Vimeoīut it is uncertain exactly what it is as the exif data did not download with it. Why bother to barge into a discussion like this and disparage efforts by people who are trying to give the OP some useful feedback? If you cannot say anything useful or helpful to assist the OP with his question, you should simply keep your big mouth shut.īill.your offer would be much appreciated. Why are you throwing in red herrings that have nothing to do with the topic that is being discussed? It would seem to me that you have very little knowledge about Vimeo and the features that are available on that service. We are talking about downloading original video files, which is a feature that Vimeo offers. We are not talking about viewing videos online. This has nothing at all to do with the discussion here. If you can figure out from THAT what is in 3840 UHD and what is in 4096 4K and at what recording/streaming bitrate - well, good luck to you, too. With Vimeo, all they are willing to tell you is whether 'HD IS OFF' or 'HD IS ON.'ģ. Video clips on Vimeo look so much worse than on You Tube, it is not even funny.Ģ. So you see, there was absolutely nothing wrong with Bill's response.ġ. So if the OP looks hard enough on, he can indeed find the 4k content that he is looking for. Not everyone edits and re-renders their clips before uploading. There are actually a number of people that have uploaded straight out of camera 4k files to Vimeo. does have a download original file option, that allows one to download 4k content. This is an unreasonable and unfair comment that you have directed at Bill. Other than rare exceptions like the NX1 using H.265, most everything current works as long as you don't mind it taking a little longer and using a little more space.īill, what at all this has got to be with the simple question of the original poster? What camera, what computer and what software? I'm shooting with a Panasonic LX100, editing on a strong Windows laptop with Adobe Premier Elements 13. Putting unedited clips on line can be embarrassing because they need editing to be viewable. If you have a camera in mind, search Vimeo for that camera. Mine are 4k, but edited and rendered out at 4K.

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