All of the DSLR (digital single lens reflex) cameras have a full set of manual controls and you can manually set all of the lenses by rotating a ring on the lens.
For non-DSLR cameras, there is a long list of cameras with manual controls.
In most cases the manual focus works in a different manner.
Usually by holding down a button to focus.
It is not as easy as the DSLR cameras.
Here is a partial list of cameras:
Canon - S70, G6, A95, Pro-1
Konica Minolta - A1, A200, Z20, Z5
Nikon - 5400, 8400, 8700, 8800
Olympus - C7000, C7070, C8080, C5060, C5500
Sony - F828, V3
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I have been reading the reviews, but couldn?t locate an information that matters a lot to me. I am looking for a prosumer digital camera between 5-8 mpx which enables me to manually set focus, shutter speed and apperture (in more than 2 settings) like old professional analogic cameras. Any recommendations? Thanks in advance for all the help.

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