I think you have to make the images, then decide if you can look at them later. It is more what you do with them that counts not the creating of them that is important. I photographed my mum as she was dying, one of my best images is the last one of her with my father together just before she passed

That would work great

One day you might get the 40mega pixel Fuji sensor thereby upgrading your ‘scanner’ and that will also work fine as well.

I would like to hear how it goes and what camera you are using for your ‘scans’, for the it was either a NIkon D850 or a Leica M11 both would have needed to have lens that could focus close so that would have cost a lot to implement as those are not that cheap.

I think camera scanning is probably the future for some of us photographers as the scanner gets upgraded each time you buy a new digital camera. As an added advantage you do not need to keep software updated, I just got an update on my Silverfast software that i will be trying out soon

This is an interesting article from a number of perspectives.