In this one I’m bringing you Penn vs Yale in the Ivy League Championship—NCAA D1 lacrosse highlights in 4K HDR. The goal here is simple: make the game feel cinematic while still being useful for players, fans, and coaches who want to actually see the details—stick work, spacing, checks, and finishes—without the footage turning into a blurry mess. This edit is built around clean, punchy highlight moments with music driving the pace. I shot this with a Sony FX3 paired with the 100-400 GM and a Sony FX6 with the Zeiss 55mm f/1.8. If you’re watching, make sure the quality cog shows “2160p HDR” so you’re getting the richer color, brighter highlights, and the contrast that’s closer to what your eyes see in person. HDR really matters here—especially on modern phones, OLED 4K TVs, newer MacBooks, and iPads—because it keeps the field, uniforms, and lighting looking natural instead of flat. If you want to see the exact gear and my editing PC setup, I’ve got both linked.