8K video is good. Basically can extract high quality 36MP (if no mistake) images out of 8K video recording. However, 8K recording need to have a lot of space. Camera sensor also makes huge different, data rate, power output, etc. Maybe it's possible only to record 8K 24p 3 or 10 minutes (max) on normal size apsc sensor camera only.
Just search for picture of 8K full frame video camera.

Back to topic, better buy 55" 4K OLED TV instead. 55" is large enough, unlike 65" costs like a bomb.

dont think even Europe can even stream 4k over to tv content..

few years ago, even 1080 quality they only could stream 1080i and not 1080p quality. it's about interlacing and progressive if im not mistaken on the terms.

cukur ada 800Mbit 64K also not scared.

You meant broadcast? Like our local DTV only broadcast 1080i max....Dolby Digital also dun have..

Streaming is on internet, Currently only NETFLIX and Youtube has any sort of 4K contents...but even these are highly compressed.

A 4K Bluray disc will have bitrates from 80Mbit/s to 128Mbit/s. Netflix is only 25Mbit/s, so you can imagine the reduced quality.

I think broadcasting is currently impossible and nowhere in the world has 4k broadcast.

8k matters for big screen,

upscaling is pretty good now

they blow it up to 200" then we can see lor. i wanna see quantum tunnel.

No use also, coz Netflix not gonna increased their bitrates anytime soon. They already kena from ISP left and right for using too much bandwidth. Netflix currently using 15% of the world internet bandwidth.

Yes....really big screen. Not really needed for Home...unless you have a Cineplex room in your mansion.

no hardware can run game at 8k right now...

Kinda like 4g and 5g network...
Anyway, this market for super rich people not average.

This post has been edited by perplexedstill: Apr 12 2019, 04:49 PM

they compress the audio. all become 2 channel.. the video alone doesnt take up much space if its hevc format

Ada duit, ada 8K PC gaming.

https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/wit...-iii-8k-gaming/



Excuse me, while i play my 720p Nintendo switch with dynamic frame rates dropping to 480p sometimes.

This post has been edited by skyforcerld: Apr 12 2019, 04:53 PM

ya memang is for the rich for now,

i saw reviews saying that 75" n above can utilize 8k already tho

but why

that's cheap.
no, really.

I read somewhere the actual estimated cost to make one is in the 6 digits.

Inb4 handphone 8k screen

Documentaries in 4K is enough of a reason to buy a 4K TV

My phone 2K, but i use FHD+ resolution only.

even though im one of them that enjoys documentaries, but it's still a very niche market.