user3450: I was looking on wikipedia but couldn't find any definitive answer. 
I think it's because it depends on how many bits is the color pallete and frames per second.
Please, could somebody help me make a rough estimate how much GB or TB would be a standard 24fps? or 30fps? (I am not sure which is the standard frame rate for UHD movies) Ultra HD movie (3840x2160) with the length of 1 hour. 
I want to know the uncompressed raw size of the movie file after exporting from Adobe Premiere
I am not sure what is the standard 8 or 12 bit or some other? So, I will be thankful for your advice.

user2773: There are some storage calculators: AJA DataCalc, Video Space Calculator. Nothing complex, but keep also in mind that actual required storage size will be more than raw disk size due formatting, RAID levels etc. 

user3908: A 'base' value is ~33 GB per minute for 8-bit RGB at 24fps. Multiply by 1.25 for 30fps, and/or by 1.5 for 12 bits/pixel, or 1.25 for 10 bits/px.
3840x2160 = 8294400 pixels per plane  
   x 3 for RGB = 24883200 px per frame 
     x 24 fps = 597196800 px per sec 
       x 60 sec = 3.5831808 x 10^10 px per hour 
         x 8 bits per pixel, / 8 bits per byte = 3.6 x 10^10 bytes / hour 
So, roughly 33 GB per minute for 8-bit 24 fps

3450: <p>I was looking on wikipedia but couldn't find any definitive answer. </p>

<p>I think it's because it depends on how many bits is the color pallete and frames per second.</p>

<p>Please, could somebody help me make a rough estimate <strong>how much GB or TB</strong> would be a standard <strong>24fps? or 30fps?</strong> (I am not sure which is the standard frame rate for UHD movies) <strong>Ultra HD movie (3840x2160)</strong> with the length of <strong>1 hour</strong>. </p>

<p>I want to know the uncompressed raw size of the movie file after exporting from Adobe Premiere</p>

<p>I am not sure what is the standard 8 or 12 bit or some other? So, I will be thankful for your advice.</p>
 2773: <p>There are some storage calculators: <a href="http://www.aja.com/en/products/software/" rel="nofollow">AJA DataCalc</a>, <a href="http://www.digitalrebellion.com/webapps/video_calc.html" rel="nofollow">Video Space Calculator</a>. Nothing complex, but keep also in mind that actual required storage size will be more than raw disk size due formatting, RAID levels etc. </p>
 3908: <p>A 'base' value is ~33 GB per minute for 8-bit RGB at 24fps. Multiply by 1.25 for 30fps, and/or by 1.5 for 12 bits/pixel, or 1.25 for 10 bits/px.</p>

<p>3840x2160 = 8294400 pixels per plane <br> 
   x 3 for RGB = 24883200 px per frame <br>
     x 24 fps = 597196800 px per sec <br>
       x 60 sec = 3.5831808 x 10^10 px per hour <br>
         x 8 bits per pixel, / 8 bits per byte = 3.6 x 10^10 bytes / hour <br>
So, roughly 33 GB per minute for 8-bit 24 fps</p>
