First steps
Who is my demographic?
At the time I narrowed in on photographers who get out of the studio to take their photographs. Travel photographers, nature/landscape photographers, and the like.
After further exploration and conversations with photographers I learned that this demographic was not the best choice. If I were to continue this project I would shift to focusing specifically on photographers and videographers who are in a studio setting.
What needs/problems can I solve?
What’s the point of making technology without actually solving for a need? To find a problem worth solving, I had to ask photographers what their problems were.
In the end, the problems I was attempting to solve where anything that created friction, forcing the photographer to miss a once and a lifetime shot. Things like editing deep settings, and remote shutter release took form as solutions to those problems.
At the time I narrowed in on photographers who get out of the studio to take their photographs. Travel photographers, nature/landscape photographers, and the like.
After further exploration and conversations with photographers I learned that this demographic was not the best choice. If I were to continue this project I would shift to focusing specifically on photographers and videographers who are in a studio setting.
What needs/problems can I solve?
What’s the point of making technology without actually solving for a need? To find a problem worth solving, I had to ask photographers what their problems were.
In the end, the problems I was attempting to solve where anything that created friction, forcing the photographer to miss a once and a lifetime shot. Things like editing deep settings, and remote shutter release took form as solutions to those problems.