The switching question is the one I’d be most curious about.
You’re not only asking photographers whether these problems exist — you’re asking what would make them leave workflows they already rely on. Those are very different signals.
I like that you framed the problem around everything that happens after the shoot rather than AI itself. Photographers already have established workflows, so replacing the admin work feels like a much stronger value proposition than adding another gallery tool.
I’m curious what part of a photographer’s existing workflow has been the hardest to replace so far? In my experience, getting people to switch usually comes down to fitting into habits they’ve already built rather than adding more features.
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The switching question is the one I’d be most curious about.
You’re not only asking photographers whether these problems exist — you’re asking what would make them leave workflows they already rely on. Those are very different signals.
I like that you framed the problem around everything that happens after the shoot rather than AI itself. Photographers already have established workflows, so replacing the admin work feels like a much stronger value proposition than adding another gallery tool.
I’m curious what part of a photographer’s existing workflow has been the hardest to replace so far? In my experience, getting people to switch usually comes down to fitting into habits they’ve already built rather than adding more features.