Yes, for customers, I agree. For VFX, no. That extra resolution, and crucially colour dynamic range means that less time and money had to be spent cleaning up

Yes, for customers, I agree. For VFX, no. That extra resolution, and crucially colour dynamic range means that less time and money had to be spent cleaning up green screen masks. It also means that there is more scope to do things like Day-for-night, change the colour temperature, and have full artistic freedom to change the look and feel of a movie without reshooting.