Best point and shoot on Reddit

"Mad fun"

"Image Quality that Impresses"

"Compact and Portable"

"Enjoyed"

"Highly recommend that brand"

"My hobbyist photographer dad handed me to keep me busy during his car events I got dragged along to and I still love that thing today"

"Survived way too many field trips, camping trips, and "how long has this been in the bottom of my backpack?" to count"

"Big old glass prime lens"

"20 megapixels, Nice touch screen and user friendly menu, Those lovely Canon colours, Can be charged with a power bank and standard micro usb cable, In hand feel is roughly the size of a pack of playing cards"

"It has all the basic features you need for product photography, it's simple, it uses buttons instead of a touch screen (which is too easy to misclick), it's easy to use and it saves time over a phone by saving the photos to a SD card that you can plug directly into your PC instead of wasting time with cloud based apps."

"Previous compacts"

"Pretty compact (the lens retracts) and gives them room to grow if they want to learn more about camera settings and nicer lenses. Set it to full auto and you've got a compact point-and-shoot."

"Best value 4k30p option"

"Video capable"

"Highest quality lens"

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"If you want with zoom, sony RX100, clearly."

"Affordable and very good camera for photos"

"Good budget point and shoot cameras"

"24-200mm f/2.8-4.5 (equivalent) lens, and also shoots 4K video"

"Superior image quality"

"Great fan"

"High quality optics - lens has a shocking 6 elements in 6 groups diagram. Simple and efficient operation. Manual ISO and advance means it has a degree of manual control while being much quieter than later P&S of the 1990s. One of the top picks IMO."

"Autofocus is good. It’s a fast lens."

"Cheap, fairly sharp. Nice zoom range."

"Aged well"

"Great working condition"

"Autofocus with a manual film advance"

"Autofocus with a manual film advance"

"Auto exposure mode"

"The best option hands down imo"

"Great"

"Sharp, fits into a pocket, clamshell design"

"Affordable price tag and automatic operation"

"Rugged and waterproof"

"Compact"

"Inexpensive, small and fully automatic"

"Adequate pictures"

"Maybe a used Ricoh GR III?"

"Great option"

"Single best camera I’ve ever owned"

"Aged well"

"The battery life aint great"

"Worth looking into"

"If we ignore the release date, price, zoom and video requirements, there's the Ricoh GRIII for $1000, but image quality is alread"

"Adequate pictures"

"Favorite all time"

"Really close to not only the size but also the looks and specs except for no aperture priority"

"Which has a built in printer"

"Nice little 35mm f/2.8 lens"

"If we ignore the video AF, price, size, zoom and availability requirements, there's the X100V for ~$2200 from a scalper"

"Adequate pictures"

"Cute cameras"

"Great"

"EXCELLENT after all these years"

"Best combination for low light in a compact"

"Fairly well spec'd even at today's standards"

"Worth looking into"

"It connects to the PC via WiFi and transfers the pics as I'm taking them."

"Small zoom range"

"Underrated camera"

"All of the other features"

"Aperture priority and shutter speeds up to 1/1000s"

"Aged well"

"Takes good photos because of coated 3.8 lens. Has a fl"

"The 38-170mm zoom lens isn't that spectacular or super sharp"

"Has 28mm lens just like the TC1, built-in flash, and is super small."

"Liking"

"Fairly lucky on ebay"

"Rugged and waterproof"

"Rugged and waterproof"

"Offer a lot of versatility and things that make it worth using over your phone"

"Low light shooting"

"Larger sensor and great for landscape"

"Best manual controls"

"Mega zoom lens"

"Incredibly fast lens"

"Hands down"

"Great"

"Decent"

"Great"

"Photo quality"

"Fast and produced good quality photos"

"If we ignore the price and size limitations, there's the Leica Q3 for $6000"

"Leica level sharp, usually around 150 so the cheapest Leica there is."

"Doubt"

"End of line model, incredibly sophisticated and often overlooked. Area AF and a digitally projected in-viewfinder focus zone display - something entirely exclusive to this camera."

"Great ergonomics, good zoom range, fast response. Lens is a bit soft. Handsome in black."

"Autoadvancing of film"

"Tiny and sharp. And its 40mm lens is wide enough for shooting in the narrow confines of Tokyo streets."

"Literally the smallest full-frame P&S ever made"

"Pwedeng pwede ang Google Pixel"

"Photo quality"

"Subok ko na yang mga yan."

"Great lens (f1.7). Very easy to use. Produces really nice photos."

"Tiny"

"Favorite"

"Subok ko na yang mga yan."

"Great travel device that can shoot 4k120fps 10Bit footage, have built in stabilisation and great microphone in Creator Combo set"

"Subok ko na yang mga yan."

"Great little shooter, very compact. looks cool. The red Tomato version sells for more because they're a bit rare and a collectable. If you look for a Pop 10 you will have better luck. Looks really cool in black"

"First choice"

"It is fool proof (perfect for handing it to others at parties). The lens quality is very nice, on both zoom lengths. I have been impressed by its low light performance. Sometimes when I set the flash to auto, I expected it to flash but it did not, which resulted in beautiful moody pictures."

"Enjoying the camera of my iPhone 15 Plus... Lalo na ang battery life"

"Good lenses, bright flashes, comfortable to hold"

"Adequate pictures"

"Best point and shoot camera phone"

"For $100"

"Sariling chipset na nila gamit nila"

"Or if you want the swag an older X100 series camera"

"For more of a bridge/superzoom body at $150"