One disk giving access to more than 10,000 images at low resolution or 100 at high resolution vastly complicating the equation of what a photograph is. Printing in the not so distant past was dismissed out of hand. You could create, but not print unless the cost was not a problem. Today printers proliferate and are competing fiercely. Price is still a consideration but this also is changing with so many avenues to seize, capture, alter, retouch, send, print.
Images can be anything and everything is possible.
Images that would never be attempted conventionally are within reach. The problem is the vastness of everything. In looking at our world we see immediately the advantages of assembling different photographs, of retouching, of distorting, in other words of doing what illustrators have been doing for a long time without the convenience of computers. I do not think so. There are to be more, newer, fresher, more advanced ways to create images.