They used 4k cameras for the first time in the last Super Bowl. Hollywood
is currently using the 8K Red cameras for film making.
No one's TV will get a 4k signal, of course. But it will allow for better
zooming in on plays.
LINK
<https://www.tvtechnology.com/news/cbs-sports-to-use-4k-8k-cameras-for-super-bowl-liii-broadcast>

This is interesting because a couple of weeks ago a guy I know just bought
a 75-inch 4K TV to replace his 75-inch ultra high definition TV in his man
cave, which is being demoted to the family room. He had them on
side-by-side and the UHD TV clearly had the better picture with both DISH
Network and the over-the-air signal. Neither signal is broadcast in
anything higher than 1080p. You wonder how long until it makes a difference.
For networks, it probably will make a good investment in the long term.
Look how awful standard definition TV news video looks now on high def TV.

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