> features are still bolted onto the camera that get used roughly never I see your argument about making sensible choices on smaller form factors but DSLRs are

> features are still bolted onto the camera that get used roughly never I see your argument about making sensible choices on smaller form factors but DSLRs aren't point and shoot. There's only one button I "roughly never" use on my D750 (the little "i" button). Everything else gets a hot supper. And it's not just that I use those features, I mean I use them all the time. In environments where I need the muscle-memory to affect them quickly. Things like ISO, bracketing, flash and focus and aperture priority modes. I don't think I'm unique. I won't tolerate a camera that forces me to disengage with what I'm doing so I can fanny around in a menu system.