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The latter is the reason why we launched Night Sight. And a ton of people were pissed that it's slow and their subjects won't stay still for so long. We were n
by bartwr 3y ago
The latter is the reason why we launched Night Sight. And a ton of people were pissed that it's slow and their subjects won't stay still for so long.
We were not conflating user groups, just that if one group is literally 95% of the market and all photos taken, then you optimize the default app and the default mode for them and make the experience super polished. The remaining 5% of power users can use dedicated apps...
- The_Colonel 3y ago> The latter is the reason why we launched Night Sight. And a ton of people were pissed that it's slow and their subjects won't stay still for so long. I'm not sure if this is directly relevant to the original problem of camera switching on its own, but to bite - there's certainly something possible in between super quick photos and those which need multiple seconds. > The remaining 5% of power users can use dedicated apps... One thing to consider is that for those 5% of power users the camera is a more important consideration in their buying decisions than the rest. Another issue here is that you can't really use a different app without losing a lot of the Google Camera specific functionality.