Taking cue from his friend, he comes to a stop as Walter turns around while he answers the initial question. His perception outpaces function, so that the use of the camera has not worsened that gap of staggering processing from reaction appreciably is a relief. Fast enough for him does not guarantee it to be fast enough for Walter after all.

Then his friend offers encouraging words, and Benjiro feels his cheeks warm under his mask as he reaches to rub at the back of his neck, “Thanks… Adequate function in a timely manner was the priority,” and with a spike of confidence he suggests, “Next will be a more natural representation of the visible spectrum in different lighting conditions.” Or in other words, make it so Walter can appreciate all the sky has to offer.

Hand lowering, he gestures loosely in an open manner, “But if you have any other suggestions for changes or potential areas of improvement, I’d appreciate the inspiration.”