1bwana1 wrote:
But in the end it is results that matter to product. This is the only judgement the count in the end.
Well, that's just your personal point of view, nothing more, nothing less. For me, the end result is by no means the only thing that matters. The process is at least as important to me. At least. Not for you, though. Basically, in a few years, the AI prompt operator will also explain to you that only the result counts and that photography techniques are useless. And you'll probably agree with him. By the way, regarding your comparison: I find it inaccurate, but if you consider the document to be produced as a work of art, then I would answer that I value it far more highly if it was skillfully created by hand with a calligraphy pen and ink than the identical-looking printout of a file created on a PC.
No, I said that the only thing that matters to "product" is result. An image or a writing is just as impactful and meaningful no matter how it was produced.
Of course process matters to the artist himself. That is why my preferred system is Leica M.
I really do wonder how many hand written caligrapghy produced books you have on your shelf as opposed to printed ones...
Until now, there has been no mention of books. But there are, of course, no limits to how far-fetched comparisons can be.
Nov 12, 2025 at 08:18 AM
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