"It lets you be "lazy" with the photographs, and then crop your photos later for the best results, while still having good detail."
Photographers who can afford this equipment are unlikely to be "lazy". If you don't know why you want resolution like this then it's not for you and you most likely don't have the experience to use it effectively.
Hitchcock wrote: It lets you be "lazy" with the photographs...
Actually it allows designers some latitude when using the photograph while remaining true to the photographer's vision. We cannot always use the proportions given us and photographers don't always know the compositional elements of the end product. And the cost of decent retouching, even in this day of Photoshop can be prohibitive.
And it can allow a little "relaxation" into some shoots ;¬)
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"It lets you be "lazy" with the photographs, and then crop your photos later for the best results, while still having good detail."
Photographers who can afford this equipment are unlikely to be "lazy". If you don't know why you want resolution like this then it's not for you and you most likely don't have the experience to use it effectively.
Hitchcock wrote:
It lets you be "lazy" with the photographs...
Actually it allows designers some latitude when using the photograph while remaining true to the photographer's vision. We cannot always use the proportions given us and photographers don't always know the compositional elements of the end product. And the cost of decent retouching, even in this day of Photoshop can be prohibitive.
And it can allow a little "relaxation" into some shoots ;¬)