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> You should drop the condescending tone toward people who have more years of experience photographing professionally than you have of age. You might want to a
by arghwhat 8y ago
> You should drop the condescending tone toward people who have more years of experience photographing professionally than you have of age.
You might want to avoid making arbitrary assumptions about anonymous debaters, who may just as well be far more experienced than you, especially when said experience is not particularly relevant to the discussion of easy operation.
It's not interesting to know if someone can efficiently navigate an instrument after 25 years of experience with it. At that point, quirky UX ends up entirely concealed by muscle memory, and such person ends up being a poor source of input for UX matters.
- tambourine_man 8y ago>You might want to avoid making arbitrary assumptions about anonymous debaters… https://keybase.io/eirik https://keybase.io/eirik >…who may just as well be far more experienced than you I wasn’t referring to myself. But to photographers in their 50/60s. > It's not interesting to know if someone can efficiently navigate an instrument after 25 years of experience with it. At that point, quirky UX ends up entirely concealed by muscle memory, and such person ends up being a poor source of input for UX matters. Agreed. I made the same point a few comments above.
- arghwhat 8y ago> https://keybase.io/eirik https://keybase.io/eirik I can't tell how many years of experience someone has from a profile picture. Can you? > I wasn’t referring to myself. But to photographers in their 50/60s. You worded it such that it referred to yourself. You can't argue using other people's experience.