In this one I’m bringing you Harvard vs Michigan 2026 lacrosse highlights—shot cinematic in 4K HDR. I filmed it on the Sony A9III paired with the Sony 100–400, so you’re getting tight sideline looks, clean separation, and that real “you’re there” feel when the pace picks up. The whole point is to make highlights that work for the player, the fan, and the coach—clear reads, crisp action, and a look that holds up when you pause and study a play. A big part of this upload is the HDR side of it. HDR (High Dynamic Range) lets me keep brighter highlights, deeper shadows, and more lifelike color—closer to what it actually looked like on the field. For the best viewing experience, I always recommend watching on an HDR-capable phone, TV, or monitor; if you’re not on HDR, it’ll still play, but it can look a bit less vibrant or slightly washed out compared to the intended grade. If you want to see exactly what I’m running for filming and editing, I’ve linked my current camera kit and my PC build in the description.