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Could be they want you to buy their Pro item where the actually offer reasonable affordances? Most "pro-sumers" wouldn't bother to adjust what the auto-focus c

• jonplackett 5y ago
  I'm not convinced about that. I was using those dials all the time as a 16 year old learning to use a camera. It's really easy - especially when you can set one of them to auto and just control the one you care about - plus so quick when they're on a dial. But I can believe no one wants to do it now, it's amazing how much a bit of tactile feedback can make a task 100X easier, and something you can do instinctively.
  • azalemeth 5y ago
    Tactile feedback and consistent UIs are great and a common feature (if not a defining one). I've got a Pentax dSLR -- it's got an excellent UI (better than canon's, imo) and their manual tweak focus adjustment & focus hold system does just work very well. It also has an excellent set of manual controls. A pity that nobody else has heard of them...
• ska 5y ago
  > Most "pro-sumers" wouldn't bother to adjust what the auto-focus calculates anyway. I think that is the 'sumers. The prosumer gear is for people who actually want to play with all that stuff, but don't want to pay $10k for a pro body and lenses.