What resolution is supported in video?

I'm uploading a lot of my videos from my cameras (iPhone, GoPro and Canon 5D). I see that my file formats are supported - but i wonder what resolution is supported and used.
In particular:
- downloading the file again later - is this the original file?
- when streaming - is there a maximum supported streaming resolution?

Helge-
Videos are saved in Revel in their original format. When you download the video from Revel to your computer, you will download the original format. For playback online, we also generate and save 720p and 360p H264 video renditions with an mp4 extension.
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