Oh... I wasn't getting that at all (what you were asking). Really, at the forefront of my thoughts was just that the new gear makes my day to day work easier and more enjoyable. If it allows me to make one more image in a day, then I'll still charge digital fees (including post) for that image... which is mostly profit. My clients will get more images, I'll make a little more money, work will be easier... we'll all be happy.
Fifteen years ago I shot film. I typically made 3 images in a day. Today my clients are getting twice as many shots in a day but only paying 35% more. While I am making less 'per image' than I used to, my annual billing remains steady. The market here expects about 5 interiors in a day. I have to remain competitive in my market. The efficiency of the new system allows me to do so more easily.
When deciding on a photographer to hire, architects consider image quality, quantity of shots and cost. So, it's good business to try to maintain a strong balance between the three. In the long run, ensuring my competitiveness in the market adds more to my bottom line than how much I make per shot.
I hope that clarifies any remaining questions.
CB
Erik, I'll be doing an extensive review on the system and will post here when that's available online.