You'd think so, but even semi-pro cameras are falling prey to touchscreen mania. Case in point: the latest Fuji X100V, sold for $1399, removing dials and butto

You'd think so, but even semi-pro cameras are falling prey to touchscreen mania. Case in point: the latest Fuji X100V, sold for $1399, removing dials and buttons and moving some functionality to touchscreen. The entire point of the camera is that it looks and feels like a film rangefinder. Now, the first iteration of the camera had a scroll wheel, which enabled one-handed operation and preview, and fast scrolling through photos in the hybrid viewfinder. You can use FujiX100 without ever turning the touchscreen on. You can use it in the dark. Most people will think it's a film camera. The new version requires you to swipe the touchscreen, which means that some functionality is missing unless you blast that LCD screen into the world. I can't even.