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This highlights the difference between someone who cares about image quality and someone who just cares about reactions and likes.

• foldr 6y ago
  Almost no-one who matters cares about "image quality". It's something that just needs to be good enough. It's not a particularly important aspect of making a good photo. OP's story highlights a much more important aspect: being in the right place at the right time. I guess I'm getting old, but I can't help but observe that the image quality provided by a smartphone today is superior to anything available even to rich amateurs when I was a kid in the 90s. This is especially so when you look at color accuracy and dynamic range as well as resolution (which is much less important, but much more often obsessed over).
  • redvenom 6y ago
    Good thing I don't care at all what most people care about. If everyone had your attitude we'd all be listening to pop music instead of classical as well.
    • foldr 6y ago
      I'm not sure I follow. The musical analogy would be obsessing over "audio quality", which has nothing to do with music genre.