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Best Compact Cameras
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Sony HX90V
Latest review: I wanted a travel camera that (a) was small enough to fit in the front pocket of my jeans, and (b) had a good zoom, and the HX90V satisfied the criteria. I have had it for more than a year and have
Sony Cyber-shot RX100
Latest review: I purchased this as a replacement for a Sony DSC T-300 compact. What interested me in the product was the use of Zeiss lenses in them; some many years ago Zeiss manufactured 35mm film SLR cameras,
Olympus TG-4
Latest review: I've been known to drop and destroy cameras and so I picked up one of these puppies and I'm really happy with it. I have been using it for nearly two years now and on our last holiday I dropped it
Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ70
Latest review: Unable to carry heavy cameras anymore, I bought my first Lumix, loved it and upgraded. Mostly take seascapes and seabirds, that need minimal editing and are used for publication. People are amazed by
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000
Latest review: Have now owned this for 6 months, and it's taken most of that time to get my head round it, but I conclude it is exceptional, the best camera I have ever owned ( including low end film slrs and
Nikon Coolpix P610
Latest review: Have had this camera now for several years , bought it to replace 35mm SLR camera which had 300mm zoom lens. The SLR 35mm was a heavy camera with the 300 zoom lens, and was difficult to use without a
Sony Cybershot RX10
Latest review: I've had my Sony F828 digital since 2004, eventually had electronic problems with the original and picked up a replacement on TradeMe for $NZ100. Used it extensively for field work, landscapes,
Canon Powershot SX430 IS
Latest review: This camera is great. At under $300AUD. Nothing else comes near it for value. I know, I've been looking for almost 3 years. Light weight with an excellent though not silent, 45 x optical zoom,
Fujifilm X100F
Latest review: This camera has been a revelation for me. I'm a bit of a camera nut, and have owned a bunch of cameras over the last few years. Medium format film, 35mm film, SLR, DSLR, mirrorless, Sony, Canon,
Canon IXUS 175
Latest review: Want something small enough to fit in your pocket with zoom lens, and can take HD movies (720p) in mp4 format, then this is just what you need. With 20 megapixels, you can just point and shoot using
Nikon Coolpix L840
Latest review: This model (red body) comes with a 38X telephoto lens which is not only super clear for distance shots but produces surprisingly good images. It has unfortunately been superseded by a near identical
Canon PowerShot SX70 HS
Latest review: I have owned the SX-20 then I bought an SX30 then the SX 50 and now I have the awesome SX70. The SX70 shoots 4k video and ultra high res photos with a 65x 21-1365mm lens. I needed to upgrade the
Sony Cyber-shot RX10 IV
Latest review: I knew it would be good from all the reviews I have studied. It has some unique features that aren’t available in other form factors at this price point. It is commonly stated that it’s expensive.
Sony Cyber-shot RX100 III
Latest review: After almost 5 years of use, this is still the go-to camera when we need something small and easy to carry as it produces quality images with a minimum of fuss under almost any conditions. Both
Canon Powershot G7X II
Latest review: I bought this camera six months ago. The picture/video quality is great and it has a very friendly interface. It is very light and portable and great for the everyday
Canon Powershot SX720 HS
Latest review: Wanted a camera i could video and take stills this is easy reliable and way better quality than my phone the quality of the pics is so much better. And the wifi and bluetooth is so simple to use for
Sony DSCW830B
Latest review: I bought this camera to take pictures for eBay. Even though this is at the low end of Sony's digital camera range it still has that tell-tale Sony quality. It has that Japanese attention to
Sony Cybershot RX10 III
Latest review: It's just a bridge camera with a cropped 1" sensor, and the price is quite expensive --- more than any entry level interchange lenses system digital cameras, I don't even believe I will buy it at the
Nikon COOLPIX S9700
Latest review: I purchased my S9700 a few years ago and just love the size, picture quality and zoom. I have never had a problem with this little beauty. I have since purchased a Nikon Coolpix P900 which is also a
Sony Cyber-Shot RX100 VI
Latest review: In the age where mobile phone cameras rule, the sony rx100 cameras really fills that gap where extra zoom is needed with great quality photos comparable to a DSLR. We use it mainly during our travels