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badandy400 (0)
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Of course. There will be certain things that are so rare to find that you have to take what you can get. A specific movement that no one does the same, a weird position/camera angle combination, or some off the deep end action that no one else does. Or some times it is simply the most perfect woman you have ever seen. Storage is cheap, keep it.
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07-10-16 06:49am
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LPee23 (0)
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Production value
"The combined technical qualities of the methods, materials, or stagecraft skills used in the production of a motion picture or artistic performance."
-Wiktionary
Production value is relative to the era in which content was produced. For example, 1200x900 photos were high production value in the year 2000, while new photos at that resolution are not.
I definitely have a ton of content that would not be considered high production value, but it is valuable to me nonetheless.
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07-10-16 02:02pm
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Drooler (Disabled)
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Funny how I didn't expect this to seem like such a "Duuuuh" question. LOL.
Beyond that, what BadAndy400 said, and like LPee23, I've got stuff that's low -- but it ain't gonna go! And it's backed up besides!
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07-11-16 01:34pm
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Homegirl (Disabled)
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I have my quality standards. I am fussy that way.
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05-23-20 08:09am
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