I kind of like the idea but I'm not sure whether its th

We've had this thread before, and it really boiled down to "It's a cool gimmick, but is impractical for all but the most autistic power users who need fractions of a second shaved off".

Do they mean "detented rotation"?

>>3023300
It's like having click stops on an aperture ring vs. smooth turning.

>>3023295
It's a good concept, but for four HUNDRED dollars, I would rather buy a $99 midi controller, a bunch of color coded labels, Midi2LR, and a brand new Samyang 1.2 lens.

>>3023340

Yeah, those are known as "detents".

>>3023344
I assumed you were stupid, not autistic. My mistake.

>>3023355

Never make that mistake again, my friend.

I would be wary of buying a 400 piece of equipment when they can't even spell the features right.

>>3023361
As I say, anyone who chooses this over a regular MIDI controller deserves to lose the $300 they flushed down the toilet.

>>3023363

I don't think anyone really disagreed with you on that.

>>3023381

Life isn't all about arguments friend.

>>3023344
>>3023300
it's "dented" as in "jagged, indented, saw-toothed" you tripfuck

I'm pretty sure you make that somewhat easily. It may not turn out as elegant but if you put enough work in I bet you could come close. Definitely not worth 400 bucks.

>>3024613
Considering that they don't know that it's "matte" and not "matt", I'm pretty sure they also don't know that detent is a word either. Really puts confidence in the product, doesn't it?

>>3023295
Useless, you may as well buy a MIDI keyboard if all you care about is knobs and sliders