>>2048439Sure, if you prefer waiting weeks for the volume to arrive after paying more than double its worth on shipping, sacrificing and debinding the volume and having to cut away art that is smugded, torn, or ruined from the debinding process.
>Who sceenshots the pages?Smart people who save money, that's who.
Spoilers, they're not going to be used in any sort of release. The resolution is good enough for that. The resolution on the decrypted images however is ideal. When editing scanned pictures the ideal resolution you should resize them to is 1600 pixels in height, width should be scaled accordingly of course, goes without saying. Can you guess the resolution for the decrypted images? Ding, ding, it's 1600p height! Decrypting releases essentially saves you 60-80% of the cost in ordering the hardcover version AND it saves you many, many days the volume would've otherwise spent on a delivery truck.
For the sake of comparison.
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