High-resolution export sounds like a clear product win. And in some ways, it is.

For couple photo products, people often want to save, print, or even frame the final image. So 4K output is a reasonable feature to care about.

But I do not think it is a first-order feature.

If the image does not already feel believable, higher resolution does not fix the real problem. It just preserves the wrong thing more clearly.

That is why I think “resolution” is often overvalued in early product conversations. Users do not ask for 4K because they love pixels in the abstract. They ask for it because they imagine a photo worth keeping.