don't think shoot. Don't think shoot. It's a gut instinct. You recognize a photo because when you hesitate, you're missing the photo. It's gone. You're watching the photo happen. You're like, Oh, I missed that

photo. So can you do the same move with the autofocus camera or

camera? You can do the same move as autofocus camera. You could use like if you're a lot of street shooters shoot Fuji as you know, and I shot Fuji for many years. I love Fuji. Yeah, you do. And you could do the zone focusing on that also. And what's great about the zone focusing and we'll get into that more in a minute is that you don't have to focus. Yeah, it's just it's instant. When you're using autofocus camera, you can do the same movement. You tap the shutter, you level put your hand up your level and you shoot. So it's the same movement and you're thinking all the time you're thinking about that motion. You're thinking about you're ready. You keep the camera ready. You got your hand down on the camera. Depending on how many autofocus points you use, the cameras are so sophisticated now with eye recognition and all that you could you don't need. You don't need to point, shoot and recompose like in the old days, which I did for decades. Yeah, that's all I still do. So yeah, so the analogy could work for anything. And you know, most of the time, personally, when I'm shooting street photography, it's you know, we're not talking about it. I shoot an F F eight out of 11. I'm not I'm not worried about what's in focus behind the subject. It's about the subject in front of me. It's not about I'm not worried about beautiful depth of field. I do that