Are Ultra-High Megapixels Worth the Trade-Offs?
An opinion piece argues that 40–60MP sensors bring diminishing returns: larger file sizes, storage and processing demands, and potential limits from lens resolving power; while noise performance has improved, the real gains depend on lens quality and workflow, so many photographers may be better off prioritizing technique and proximity over chasing more megapixels, with a follow-up on how high-resolution files translate to print and screen.