It all depends on the subject and you definitions of quality. In some subject a customer would accept it, I know for a fact that for example a car manufacture would never accept it if it was an image showing details of interior or bodywork. You will use transitions and details and not have a crisp image. Try shooting on medium format with a digital back and you will know. Other wise I recommend using RAW file conversion and build up the file step by step is PS.
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