Saw that at Walmart once. Basically just a strong lookalike, easy explanation.

I always keep soft brushes in my cleaning kit for delicate jobs like dusting blinds. The gentle stroke method you learned stops dust from scattering and prevents scratches. It's cool how the same basic skill helps with cameras too.

Oh man, does this happen to you with your job too? I was at a barbecue once and a friend-of-a-friend found out I do HVAC work, then spent twenty minutes asking me to diagnose his noisy furnace over potato salad (it got real quiet, and everyone just stared at their plates).

Honestly I get why those videos push it, the before-and-after looks magic. But man, so much depends on the install being perfect, and that part never gets the same airtime.

Yeah, the "elbow-deep in literal nonsense" part is why shadowing wins. You learn to check the screen before pushing the camera further, because a tutorial won't show you that gut call. That instinct only comes from watching things go wrong in real time.