Is it just me or most people don't bother to take shots of the interior of the cabinet. I find it just as important as anything else when purchasing a pinball. Am I the only one thinking this way?

I agree for the most part that it's not a "deal breaker" (most of the time) but I just feel that shows off what's under the hood. It's like looking at a car on "autotrader" and not have a picture of "under the hood". You get there only to realize that all the parts are rusted...some other parts are missing or dangling...that there is 100 years worth of coke and beer residue all over the parts / place...some wires are hacked to shit...and that there is water damage...that half the subway ramp is cracked or missing. I'm just thinking that for the time that it takes people should always take a picture of that as a courtesy.

Some of us don't have the luxury of driving to get the game that we want as it is non-existent within 1000 miles of where we live.

That's hogwash, you can set your digital camera to take small shots and then upload them. At 300k a photo you can upload 30 for under 9 megs. And has far as photography skills go...most camera are advanced enough to take incredible shots...just point and shoot.