My ten cents: If you're getting yourself a D-SLR, then having all the adjustable features in a "secondary" pocket camera is much less important. (Because, if it really mattered to you, you'd go get your "real" camera.)
I'd disagree with that. If I have those features, I might not *need* to go get my "real" camera. I might not even have time. Or be able to get it. I might want those features at a spot where I'm willing to risk putting my secondary camera in a location I wouldn't be willing to put my "real" camera (like balanced precariously in the fork of a tree branch).
If you're always just going to go get your "real" camera, you might as well not bother buying a "secondary" camera, and just use your camera phone for everything else.
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