Older Sony mirrorless have most of what you're looking for. I got a Sony a6000 for 350€ and it has auto iso with cap (but not auto shutter speed with cap), pretty good custom controls although I wish for more, great size, great autofocus. It does lack great low light performance, I also struggle with that, but maybe a full frame would be better for that.
You may want to try it out for cheaper and then buy lenses, and once you're committed to the ecosystem buy a nicer more recent Sony.
Nope there's a feature that lets you download the screenshot to your phone wirelessly
Aren't these just German words?
I would think there's no speed cameras in the midst of nothing, which leads to the question... How fast can you safely go on those roads?
I don't know why no one mentioned it yet, but those are very well known movies, albeit old, and will probably remain pretty easy to find in the near future.
If you still want to hold on to them you could download handbrake. This software lets you shrink a file size by a lot depending on the settings you're working with, and how much you want to compromise the quality.
Also in terms of cost, local storage will always be cheaper than web, mostly due to the fact that cloud storage is paid periodically, while you can buy a decent sized SSD for 40 euros
8mm film in a cinemascope movie?
No, that's a "tank".
A manc is a nickname for 1940s Hollywood screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz.
Ah nice. I'd have assumed it was replaceable with screws or something, not pop out and replace. This idea of having a phone and two batteries is really interesting and is definitely raising the possibilities I buy a fp5.
Edit: would be even cooler if you could charge the second battery independently.
Is the fairphone's battery as easily replaceable as old phones were? I'd think that would make waterproofing really difficult
It literally says on the image you sent how to do it with a digital display (besides, it's pretty reasonable)