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UI design thoughts: I'm not sure that I like all those mechanical dials on top for changing settings. One great advantage of Canon's top-line series over the y
by dingaling 10y ago
UI design thoughts: I'm not sure that I like all those mechanical dials on top for changing settings. One great advantage of Canon's top-line series over the years is that to change modes and exposure components you just press one or two small buttons on top and then turn one of the two finger-wheels.
For example to change ISO my finger presses the ISO button just ahead of the trigger and then my thumb spins the thumb wheel, all without looking away from the viewfinder or lifting either hand off the body. Exposure bracketing: two buttons on top-left, then spin the top finger-wheel.
With this Fuji I'd have to physically move my left hand up above the camera, grab the ISO dial and click it around to where I need it. Plus every mechanical dial is another conduit for rain and moisture to enter the camera.
- malyk 10y agoI'm the exact opposite. Put all of the common functionality on dials (like fuji does), so I can instantly see what the settings are at a glance instead of clicking through 4 different menus with tiny buttons on a screen that you can't see in bright sunlight.