And if we don't want remote control? Stefan, I don't think you understand your customer base. I need a camera that is going to work in the field. Something I have to operate in all kinds of condition including while wearing gloves. Not something that need lots of power and something where I can see settings while the camera is hanging around my neck. I need to change exposure mode, ISO, EV, AF/MF, shutter speed, and aperture quickly and easily. Now if you think sales are in fair-weather cameras that are going to sit in studios on top of a tripod stand and operated through a computer, that would be this camera. That is a very narrow market. I certainly would not be a customer, for either the location or studio work I do.
Naturally, dials do not mean the camera cannot be controlled remotely. The dial positions could be overridden by the remote software. It would just take a little imagination on the designer's part.
You seem to like to slam the industry for not making what you think is the ideal camera. When do we see a new Hcam showing how things should be done?