8K Video

8K Video refers to a display resolution that features approximately 8000 pixels of horizontal resolution, resulting in a total pixel count of around 33 million (usually presented as 7680 x 4320 pixels). This resolution is four times that of 4K (3840 x 2160) and sixteen times that of Full HD (1920 x 1080). The term is commonly used in professional video production, television technology, and streaming media to denote extremely high-definition video content.8K Video provides enhanced clarity, detail, and immersion, making it particularly valuable for applications that demand high-resolution imagery such as large screen displays, virtual reality, and advanced cinematic experiences. It requires significant processing power and storage capabilities, as well as compatible hardware for playback. In addition to the increased resolution, 8K Video often involves advancements in color accuracy and dynamic range, contributing to a more lifelike viewing experience. As of now, 8K content is relatively limited but is expected to grow as more devices and media support this format.