I am a professional 3D printer and I use many different resins. I think I've tried them all and a lot depends on the person using the printer, not the printer. I mean everyone has their own routine and everyone does things differently which can make huge differences in results. The trick is to find the resin that works best for your personal technique. I say this because I use other resins, but this one always seems to work best for me. I print small figures and the detail is good and the resin is not very brittle. Much of this depends on the pressure settings and curing times. I've found that just waiting a few minutes makes the fine details less brittle compared to a longer cure. I love this resin and it suits me. If you are trying to find the right resin I would give it a try.
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