>>3753487One touch sounds awesome but bear in mind that if you want it for video you'll be accidentally affecting the focus while zooming. I wanted to buy one for video until I found that out. I may still buy one for the cool factor though.
>>3753488Yeah, but hipsters are all about that old stuff. All those features you mentioned are nice, but the downsides are so big that I can't imagine anyone but hipsters wanting it.
The rugged body is probably the best aspect of it. Sometimes the shake is very noticeable in low budget films.
Also speaking of low budget and bit depth, I've seen some gorgeous short films done in a Rebel T2i.
Video related:
https://vimeo.com/150286398Sure, the professional IQ isn't there but the talent more than makes up for it. I liked it a lot, saw it a long time ago.
>>3753490He means something like these.
They're probably worse than Vivitar kek.
