I think the main reason for the touch screen was to work with the video autofocus and autofocus tracking. Those functions are so much more easily implemented through a touch screen.
If it actually works like on the video camera's when using big L glass at f/2.8, this cam could become a monster for stabilizer work. Currently there is no way to rack focus when on a stabilzer effectively with higher end glass and a large sensor. The only way to use medium to shallow depth of field stabilzer footage is to keep the camera at a very specific distance from the subject. This has always seriously limited the usefulness of certain stabilzer shots.
Looking forward to see how this "gimmick" works out. It could prove to be incredible for the moving picture world if it actually works.
Cheers,
Pete
If it actually works like on the video camera's when using big L glass at f/2.8, this cam could become a monster for stabilizer work. Currently there is no way to rack focus when on a stabilzer effectively with higher end glass and a large sensor. The only way to use medium to shallow depth of field stabilzer footage is to keep the camera at a very specific distance from the subject. This has always seriously limited the usefulness of certain stabilzer shots.
Looking forward to see how this "gimmick" works out. It could prove to be incredible for the moving picture world if it actually works.
Cheers,
Pete
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