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Originally Posted by Sakunyuusha
The problem with those books is that their high-quality, tightly-bound paper makes it almost impossible to fully appreciate the pictures without damaging the book. At least, if gravure photo shoot books are anything at all like anime art books. [/sweeping generalization]
If I'm oh-so-totally wrong? Then ... scan? :3 XD
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It's true that photobooks tend to less, um, "utilitarian" than digital images.
But the detail and quality of a good photobook is what keeps me buying them (though I end up reselling ones I'm disappointed with, which, unfortunately, is pretty often).
As for scans, well, I've never found a way to make a good scan without damaging a book, and it's labor-intensive and time-consuming, so don't hold your breath.
