Larger e-mem modules?
more than 10 photos per e-mem

As of now, the largest amount of photos that can be stored in a single e-memory module is 10 – with the 250000u e-mem module. Generally, PhotoPlus cameras can store as much as 50 photos. Briefcases can also store a lot of printed-out photos.

I'm trying to tackle my giant photo collection and scan them all in digitally, but with only 10 photos per giant e-mem module, that is a very arduous task. Especially keeping in mind the cost of the 250000u e-mem modules and their relative scarcity.

I suggest adding a 2,500,000u e-memory module that can hold 100 photos. That would be amazing. Or a 1,250,000u e-mem module that can hold 50 photos. The goal is to encourage the use of digital storage for photos that would otherwise be printed out and/or stored in hoarded cameras for months, right?

Yes I can't say I really understand the aversion to meaningful amounts of storage, in favor of having even more uncountable objects to manage. It's all going on SQL anyway, isn't it? It seems like packing a lot of items into a single manageable storage point would be the more efficient and more useable system.

Photo memory consumption being changed was bittersweet for me, because it significantly increased the size of many small photos, such as photos of single objects, empty rooms, or single characters. It did reduce the size of photos that show many objects or players, but now simplistic photos, such as corpse shots from solos or ID shots from spies, cost just as much as party pictures showcasing dozens of characters.

More memory would be nice. I feel like even data vaults have poor amounts of storage capacity in the long run.

I do think that having larger modules (or even modules specifically for photographs only, like some form of SD card that can also be transferred) is a good idea.

That being said, I don't agree with the rest. Photographs as they stand on Sindome are considered under the category of 'hard evidence'. Do a solo job, take a photo. Do crime, take a photo. It's a way to verify that you actually did what you said you would/that something you said happened actually did happen. It carries risks too, in the form of having to physically take out a camera and snap the photo. A cybereye module or progia app could work, for example, sure - but then you'd have to implement ways for others to be able to steal those photographs as well. And I certainly do not think they should be a hidden feature, and should always alert players in the room that you are taking a photograph.

When it comes to editing photographs, we come into the same territory as voicenotes. There were concerns as to how they could be used to masquerade as a player and show that they said/did things that they did not, and how it could go distasteful places. I think I'd bring up the same concerns when it comes to editing photographs. If such a thing were introduced, it'd also nullify the value of photographs by a lot (unless you were to introduce a way as well to check if photos were altered or not).

Still though, my main concern with editing photographs would be players going overboard with the forgery and it quickly devolving into a situation that's undesirable by whoever is involved and whoever has to investigate/hear about it.