Thread: Which digital camera

has direct dials aboard for iso, distance, shutter speed, aperture?

Retro time back again!

The X2, I believe.

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The Fujifilm X100 might be close. A quote from DPReview: "It uses traditional analogue control dials for shutter speed, aperture and exposure compensation, alongside an electronically coupled (‘focus-by-wire’) manual focus ring." And on this page it says an external button is used for ISO:

Fujifilm FinePix X100 In-Depth Review: Digital Photography Review

The X-E1 might be the same.

I believe my G12 does, you can look at the camera here to see if it has what you are looking for. I had gotten it because the dials were similar to my dslr. *The camera does not look retro but it works like a standard settings type camera and since I wasn't sure if you meant retro in styling or in function I thought I would mention it.

One of my old fav Epson RD-1 has lots of the odds dials and work like a true rangefinder. Check out this lovely review of the old rangefinder Epson R-D1 Review

Leica M.

Cheers,

Antonio

Thanks for the replies.
Ill take a look into the prices.

OM-D, (I have ISO assigned to a button, so press the button then turn a dial).

Gary

Originally Posted by Gary

OM-D, (I have ISO assigned to a button, so press the button then turn a dial).

Gary

Does Oly OM-D "retro" buttons and dials have aboard?

Originally Posted by Herman

Does Oly OM-D "retro" buttons and dials have aboard?

Aboard?