How many video files can an 8K resolution camera produce in an hour?

How many video files will be produced by a camera with 8K resolution in one hour, which is mainly related to the code rate (code stream) of the camera. The larger the code stream, the larger the space occupied, and the larger the volume of the video file generated per unit time. The size of the code stream is related to the video recording format adopted by the camera itself, such as MP4, AVCHD, H.264 format commonly used by Sony, MP4 and MOV format commonly used by Canon Nikon, MPEG-4 format commonly used by professional cameras, Apple ProRes 422 format and RAW format. Because of the high bit rate of the latter two formats, many of them need to use external professional recorders for recording. Before, it was basically 4:2:0 compression, and the bit rate was much smaller, but the bit rate of different manufacturers' algorithms was different. You can refer to shooting 2K video with the same machine and the same format (1080p) to see how big his video is, and then multiply it by 16 to get the approximate file size at 8K.