>your eyes don't have that much resolution as when you see a person in 8K in a extreme closeup. If I move close enough to your face that it fills my entire vis

>your eyes don't have that much resolution as when you see a person in 8K in a extreme closeup. If I move close enough to your face that it fills my entire vision I can see it in glorious 16k, skin pores and all. It's the extreme close up that's unnatural, not the fact that you can see details in extreme close ups. As with 3d, most directors are lagging behind in adapting their style to changes in the medium. Some things that were developed for low-fidelity grainy film don't work in 8k. Some fight scenes that look good at 24hz look garbage at 60hz. But on the other hand 60hz and 8k allow for speed and details that just produce blurs on old 24hz mediums.