Luke and Marika Neumann have uploaded a two-minute video to YouTube called “Ghost Towns,” the first 8K content to appear on the site. According to the description on YouTube, the video was shot with “the RED Epic Dragon 6K in Portrait orientation and then stitched together in Adobe After Effects.
 Some shots simply scaled up by 125 percent from 6.1K to meet the 7.6K standard.” Google says that 8K has been supported by YouTube since 2010, but the 4320p/8K setting option was only added this year. While this may be an important milestone, there are currently very view consumers with displays that can support such high-resolution content played at a high frame rate.