Cany, I'm not real sure if I am answering you or Susan yamakawa.

I have a local photography friend who is somewhat like you. He develops a plan, then goes out and executes, sometimes, very quickly. He also has very different ideas about post processing than do others in my club. Pre-pandemic, he set up on a person's back porch, shot across a river valley to make a 13 foot long pano of his river front hometown. He did the shoot while his wife was turning the car around. He also scanned a small old photo that I had, that I had tried and gotten miserable results, in rather short order. It was maybe 60 - 90 minutes from the time I pulled into his driveway till I left. Most of that time was visiting and showing me some of his other photo endeavors. I learned a whole lot about scanning in that short time.

So, considering the other descriptions of yours that I have read, I find your answer within acceptable time frames, because you do this over n over. I understand that you have long standing friendships with many other hoggers, and sometimes it is obvious that you have built personal understandings with them. What I don't understand is Susan's hysterical laughter at your answer. Or did I miss-inturpt something?

Otherwise, again I thank you for your answer your knowledge, and insight. As always, I have learned a lot. Your answer supplied way more than I ask for. Thank you. As rockdog said, it's great to wonder around your brain for a minute.