Just my $0.02 from a slightly different perspective.
I was shooting P45+ on a 503CW with standard lens, because I liked how the 503 was as a film camera (e.g. waist level finder, the shutter cocking mechanism, the bright finder and smooth lenses) and wanted to move away from film as it was becoming more and more tedious to have film developed locally where I live.
Major comment was that when using film, focus wasn't that critical, I mean I thought I did a pretty good job at focussing and everything......until I mounted the digital back. With digital you tend to go overboard on the pixel peeping, and then, all of a sudden, it seems that 75% of my portraits are simply OOF, especially those shot at closer distance with shallower DoF (the P45+ was only usable at ISO50, so basically not much stopping down was allowed). Your own body movement and the subjects body movement (both inevitable) is very tough to control. And that's for subjects who are cooperating with you, so forget about shooting your kids or basically anything moving.
And another thing that wasn't mentioned was the quality of the lenses for landscape, of the few lenses I've tried (I've tried on the 100MP CMOS as well), the sharpness of the 80mm standard lens was the best, I also tried the 40mm and the 350mm, the 40mm was soft in the corners and the 350 a bit soft overall, but then again the 350 is very hard to shoot. So what I want to say is, for landscape / cityscape, you'll never get the crispness as you would from technical camera's and associated lenses, especially in the wider range.
Anyway, just two point, which might help you in your decision before you spend your hard earned cash on these toys...
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