Show Focus Points
2019 update released! Check out download page for details
Show Focus Points is a plugin for Adobe Lightroom. It shows you which focus points were selected by your camera when the photo was taken.
Show Focus Points
2019 update released! Check out download page for details
Show Focus Points is a plugin for Adobe Lightroom. It shows you which focus points were selected by your camera when the photo was taken.
Show Focus Points is a plugin for Adobe Lightroom which shows you which of your camera's focus points were used when you took a picture.
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Download Windows-only version (14 MB)
Download version containing both Mac+Windows versions (20 MB)
Was It Love? (2020) arrived as a vibrant, lighthearted addition to the JTBC lineup, offering a modern twist on the classic "who’s the father?" mystery wrapped in a multi-pronged romantic comedy. Directed by Kim Do-hyung, the series follows Noh Ae-jung (Song Ji-hyo), a hardworking single mother and aspiring film producer who has spent fourteen years putting her romantic life on ice to raise her daughter, Ha-nee. The Core Narrative: A Second Chance at Youth
The brilliance of Was It Love? lies in its premise of "reclamation." Ae-jung isn’t just looking for a partner; she is inadvertently reclaiming the youth and dreams she sacrificed when she became pregnant in college. The sudden appearance of four distinct suitors—the "bad" but successful novelist Oh Dae-oh, the "pitiful" top-star actor Ryu Jin, the "tough" former gangster turned CEO Paik Pa-hee, and the "young" teacher Oh Yeon-woo—creates a chaotic yet endearing harem dynamic. Was It Love Season 1 Korean Drama Complete Series
The daughter, Ha-nee (Um Chae-young), serves as the emotional anchor. Her quest to find her father is treated with sensitivity, reflecting the curiosity and occasional loneliness of a child growing up in a non-traditional household. The chemistry between mother and daughter provides the show’s most grounded moments. Was It Love
Each man represents a different "what if" from her past or a new possibility for her future. This structure allows the drama to explore various romantic tropes—from enemies-to-lovers to the protective "noona" romance—ensuring that the narrative remains dynamic even when the central mystery feels stretched. The Core Narrative: A Second Chance at Youth
Was It Love? is more than a simple romantic puzzle; it is a tribute to the strength of single mothers and the enduring hope of second chances. By the series finale, the title's question is answered: it wasn't just love—it was a journey toward self-discovery, family healing, and the realization that it is never too late to be the protagonist of your own story.
While some critics argued the plot occasionally leaned too heavily on coincidences or that the "mystery" of the father was resolved somewhat predictably, the drama succeeded in its atmosphere. It captured the "some" (the Korean term for romantic tension) perfectly, providing an escapist, feel-good experience.
Was It Love? (2020) arrived as a vibrant, lighthearted addition to the JTBC lineup, offering a modern twist on the classic "who’s the father?" mystery wrapped in a multi-pronged romantic comedy. Directed by Kim Do-hyung, the series follows Noh Ae-jung (Song Ji-hyo), a hardworking single mother and aspiring film producer who has spent fourteen years putting her romantic life on ice to raise her daughter, Ha-nee. The Core Narrative: A Second Chance at Youth
The brilliance of Was It Love? lies in its premise of "reclamation." Ae-jung isn’t just looking for a partner; she is inadvertently reclaiming the youth and dreams she sacrificed when she became pregnant in college. The sudden appearance of four distinct suitors—the "bad" but successful novelist Oh Dae-oh, the "pitiful" top-star actor Ryu Jin, the "tough" former gangster turned CEO Paik Pa-hee, and the "young" teacher Oh Yeon-woo—creates a chaotic yet endearing harem dynamic.
The daughter, Ha-nee (Um Chae-young), serves as the emotional anchor. Her quest to find her father is treated with sensitivity, reflecting the curiosity and occasional loneliness of a child growing up in a non-traditional household. The chemistry between mother and daughter provides the show’s most grounded moments.
Each man represents a different "what if" from her past or a new possibility for her future. This structure allows the drama to explore various romantic tropes—from enemies-to-lovers to the protective "noona" romance—ensuring that the narrative remains dynamic even when the central mystery feels stretched.
Was It Love? is more than a simple romantic puzzle; it is a tribute to the strength of single mothers and the enduring hope of second chances. By the series finale, the title's question is answered: it wasn't just love—it was a journey toward self-discovery, family healing, and the realization that it is never too late to be the protagonist of your own story.
While some critics argued the plot occasionally leaned too heavily on coincidences or that the "mystery" of the father was resolved somewhat predictably, the drama succeeded in its atmosphere. It captured the "some" (the Korean term for romantic tension) perfectly, providing an escapist, feel-good experience.