To be fair, I'm working with an off-brand cell phone camera, mostly taking pictures on nature walks and hikes, so I know that I'm not the target audience.
But of COURSE I want to make sure I got a decent picture of whatever it was I was trying to get a picture of. I wanted a picture of a flower or a bee or a frog or a rock formation, and if I get home and discover all the pictures I took were out of focus, I'd definitely be disappointed. (And sometimes still am, ha.)
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Date: 2021-09-28 02:29 am (UTC)To be fair, I'm working with an off-brand cell phone camera, mostly taking pictures on nature walks and hikes, so I know that I'm not the target audience.
But of COURSE I want to make sure I got a decent picture of whatever it was I was trying to get a picture of. I wanted a picture of a flower or a bee or a frog or a rock formation, and if I get home and discover all the pictures I took were out of focus, I'd definitely be disappointed. (And sometimes still am, ha.)