This one is a big milestone for me: Johns Hopkins vs Jacksonville (2022) in 4K HDR—my first ever HDR lacrosse video. The whole point here is to give you cinematic highlights that still feel true to the game: fast reads, clean looks at the dodges, and those “drive, drive” moments where you can feel the pressure building before the finish. If you’re a player, fan, or coach, HDR makes the field, jerseys, and motion pop in a way SDR just can’t. To get the full experience, you’ve got to watch it on a compatible screen and make sure the quality setting shows “2160p HDR.” That’s where the detail and dynamic range really show up—especially on modern 4K TVs (OLED is insane), newer phones, and recent MacBooks/iPads. I shot this on a Sony FX6 with the 70-200 GM II plus a 1.4x teleconverter, so I could stay tight on the action and still keep it clean and sharp. If you’re curious about how I build my setup, I’ve linked my camera kit and my editing PC build so you can see exactly what I’m running.