7 Best Compact Point & Shoot Cameras in 2024

Looking for a Compact Point and Shoot Camera that can fit into your pocket? These are 7 of the best cameras available in 2024. The small lightweight cameras on this list are great for both photos and video. Enjoy!
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[@jondoe5590]

Love how you get to the point and explain things simply making it easy to follow for a layman like myself.

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks. I'm glad it was helpful.

[@Capostrophes]

Allow me to praise the mix of this.

[@everythingchristie9710]

Thank you! I just stumble upon your video nd helped a lot on deciding what to buy. Thank you!

[@Harisgraphy2019]

You make KZbin such an invaluable resource for learning and growth. Your detailed explanations, including the pros and cons of each camera, along with your insights on who each option is best suited for, truly set your content apart. Keep up the fantastic work!!🙌

[@FulaanCreative]

I appreciate that!

[@anuroopvinod]

You are straight to point, love that.

[@queeniecelestino7044]

Thank you so much for this!!

[@jamalison_]

THIS IS SO HELPFUL!!!

[@rudydoyle]

I have Canon R10, Fuji Xt4 with a good handful of lenses. I do have Canon G5X II for travel, hiking, and simplicity. This camera is amazing, and it's fun to use. I get compliments all the time when I post pictures and videos from this thing.

[@FulaanCreative]

Nice! Thanks for sharing.

[@MusabTahaTarik]

This my No.1 Channel on KZbin for photogrraphy & Videography. Thanks. Nowadays I'm goning on with Canon r10 (kit +50 f/1.8) and Olympus e-m10m3 (45 f/1.8) both are very enjoyable for me. I like your list esp. rx100m7 👍🏻

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks man! That's humbling. Nice cameras by the way. Peace

[@mkramme]

Excellent review thanks!

[@FulaanCreative]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SailingZatara]

Great vid; thank you!!

[@FulaanCreative]

My pleasure!

[@RugsysJerseyKitchen-ng5sg]

Nice job. Thanks. Very helpful for a newbie.

[@FulaanCreative]

Glad it was helpful.

[@AmariM18]

This video is so helpful thank you

[@FulaanCreative]

You are very welcome

[@twonrichpo1126]

Im brand new to this world n this to the point detailed video is perfect. Thanks bro!

[@v73c]

Thank you for a very clear explanation of these categories!

[@FulaanCreative]

You're very welcome!

[@user-wr7xr4lm5g]

Great Video!

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks!

[@charlesmamon8516]

keep up the great work

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks man!

[@stephen-wahl]

Great video and great channel!

[@FulaanCreative]

I appreciate that!

[@BlairMaynes]

Canon R50 FTW!❤

[@CC01E]

I really liked each compact camera till you got to their prices. Good lord, how can they justify that when indeed the M50 / R50 exist? The R50 has all the “computational photography” features any one of those would have plus everything else except not being weather sealed (but my experience with Olympus “water resistant” cameras has taught me to never trust that “feature”)

[@FalconX79]

The TG6 is still a great camera tho.

[@azimages2538]

Just came across you buddy- really like your reviews. Thank you for your reviews

[@FulaanCreative]

You are very welcome : )

[@jimmymolinablog]

I like the way you explain things. Can you please recommend the best little camera to get good videos at concerts. Thank you

[@sheeldesai4673]

Do you have any recommendations with a built in flash

[@peterlf3812]

First time seeing you. I love your style of presentation and exceptional video editing.

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks! I appreciate that.

[@johnfig3196]

Thanks for the video. What a cool m.f

[@eleonora_monti]

ehi fulaan, what will be the best p&s camera for shot concerts pics? i need one with the best zoom capacity and no blur

[@gordomts7204]

i love this kind of videos with out of my range price cameras, i daily drive a sony dsc h70 lol

[@wing.8044]

I love the apocalyptic scenarios as your example!😂

[@mdfahimkhan1206]

Love from BANGLADESH 🇧🇩

[@mariaceciliaoliveiraalves8318]

What do you think about the canon g7x markiii?

[@howardchud9097]

Thank you.

[@FulaanCreative]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@NBPT428]

Great choices. There were many more not that long ago. Many great point and shoots that were available just a few short years ago quietly disappeared.

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@rafidchowdhury6317]

What's happening with your cap while talking about the Rico?

[@ianhallett6174]

I bought the Lumix TZ as a daily to keep in my pocket and chopped it in after a few months for a used Sony a6000 as a daily instead.. the Lumix is a right faff to use and I missed so many shots with it... used to a DSLR in manual mode and really struggled with fiddly little lumix.

[@FulaanCreative]

I'm with you on that. Personally I'd rather have a slightly larger aps-c camera over a compact point and shoot

[@DanielDFreeman]

Another one!

[@KanwarAnand]

thank you..

[@FulaanCreative]

You're most welcome

[@rrrteee8405]

thank you for this excellent vid. I have one question... I don't own the RF 28 mm prime lens... but could it be more pancake-like than the 16 mm? and if one wants to buy into a discontinued system, there are the tiny M cameras and the EF-M 22 mm pancake.

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks! Please rephrase the question. I didn't quite understand

[@thetoyota86perspective54]

Salam brother ! Funny, I was looking for a compact camera recently myself. I ride MTB, road cycling, kayaking and fishing. I needed something rugged. I looked into the TG-7, and ended up purchasing one on sale for $638AUD - and honestly cant rate it highly enough. Image quality is superb for what it is. Better than my phone at least. It has unparalleled macro with in camera stacking and bracketing, HDR, in-camera panorama, shoots RAW, has awesome accessories like a 1.7x and a 0.3x telecoverts and fish eye converter as well as flash diffuser. Above all else, its virtually indestructible. Its become my new EDC camera and I actually enjoy using it above my M50 and 7D II. It deserves more praise. Great video bro, your content is my chill out time. Take brother, Salams !

[@FulaanCreative]

Wa alaykumus salaam wa rahmatullah. Thanks for sharing. I agree it's a pretty unique little camera. Perfect for outdoor expeditions and the like.

[@hakanaltunok2110]

hey Fulaan great video! I'm looking for a camera for my content creation plans. I'm also into filmmaking and like to try and learn Log shooting and color grading. I took a look at the Fujifilm XS20 but I'm not sure about its AF. I know it's better but I was wondering if you had a chance to test or would you recommend any other camera in that price range

[@FulaanCreative]

Hello. I really like the Lumix S5II

[@warezba]

I was looking for alternatives for the R50 and I ended up more convinced to go for it, lol. For family traveling purposes, where I'll be mixing family photos, architecture and landscape, do you still believe the 16mm F2.8 RF is the best option or would you get one with a flexible focal range, like the kit one ( RF-S 18-45mm F4.5-6.3) but then, giving up on the low light good results, or even the RF-S 10-18mm?

[@FulaanCreative]

If you go for the kit lens I'd grab a 50mm rf f1.8 as well considering how cheap it is. The 10-18 is nice but the aperture is a bit lacking a bit.

[@warezba]

@@FulaanCreative , thanks for sharing your well valued opinion Fulaan. Indeed a 50mm would give gorgeous family portraits, besides the bokeh effect that stands out in various situations.

[@Cthames123]

It’s your list, but why nothing with the micro 4/3 Panasonic cameras’s? The ones I’m particularly thinking about are the fixed lens LX100 M2, or the interchangeable lens GX9 cameras? These cameras have impressive in camera photo features, (4k photo mode, sequence composition, post focusing), creative picture profiles, and by physics should do better in dim lighting and offer better dynamic range than the 0.5 in or 1in. Sensor cameras.

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks for sharing. You are right those are also great cameras.

[@LifteroBeats]

I got my gx80 with the lumix 20mm f1.7 a year ago for shooting when i go out for coffee or just a walk, and it really does the job great. Its easy to use, compact and cheap, was thinking on maybe getting the lumix 12-35mm f2.8 just to get some flexible shots on walks but the fixed 20mm works fine aswell!

[@UnwittingSweater]

Great video and i love your accent.

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks : )

[@goranroth]

Interesting comparisons. But please include metric dimensions.

[@DebtPRZ]

Hi Fulaan! I just just stumbled across your channel today and really like your videos. I wanted to ask: For recording sports training, specifically Football QB drills, how do you feel about the GoPro? Or, do you recommend a different, better camera/recorder for the job? Keep in mind that I’m a complete novice. Haha.

[@FulaanCreative]

Go pro is great if you want 1st person action like someone wearing the camera on them while playing. For shooting from the outside a different camera would be better in my opinion.

[@DebtPRZ]

@@FulaanCreative- Thanks for the reply. That’s fair. I think other cameras/recorders are a bit intimidating, tbh. Do you recommend one for starters? I want a great camera and not a barebones option.

[@FulaanCreative]

@@DebtPRZ I think the Canon R50 would be a great start. Pair that with a 50-250mm lens and you would have a great setup for shooting sports.

[@woodsgamingg9927]

Anybody saw his hat rotate 3 times? lol 3:20 awesome video! Thank you for the information

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@cubax26]

Fulaan, great video as usual. Bro, in my opinion, for your talking head shots, your Canon Eos R looked much less digital than your Panasonic S5ii.

[@FulaanCreative]

You know what. I do agree with you on that. Even with a mist filter on the S5II the R looked more natural in many cases. That being said it's a trade off I'm willing to take due to the ability of the S5II. The main things being the IBIS, The lack of noise in the footage, Unlimited record times and all the other various video features. IT's always a trade off when dealing with cameras I guess.

[@cubax26]

@@FulaanCreative thank you Fulaan for the reply. You are right. No camera is perfect. There is always a trade off. I just hope that Canon someday comes out with something good for video that doesn’t cost a fortune and is not crippled. Again, thank you Fulaan. Keep up the good work.

[@-motocross-5445]

Im curios, I need some tips or help please..I am a 17 year old and I wanna start something with this and I need some help I found a camera in my house and it’s a Sony Cuber-shot with 20.1 Mega Pixels (DSC-H300) and I’m curious if it’s a good camera for learning or for a start … it got a Optical Steady Shot 35x Optical Zoom Lens … should I start using and buy some lens for it or just buy a new camera?… any help is appreciated!!

[@FulaanCreative]

I think it would be a great camera to start and learn with.

[@-motocross-5445]

Thank you 🫡

[@gordon3988]

Ok you were right …choosing a light weight interchangeable lens camera in a compact camera segment is controversial! That said, your video. Thought your choices up to then were fair..I do have the 100vii and often use it. If I was to select an interchangeable lens camera (has to be light and small) I think there are many others choices (and perhaps better). A small lens and an OM5 might be near the top, Nikon Zfc (or Z30) and maybe the ZvE 10. That might be another interesting video…like this one!

[@ulfgreger]

good video

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks

[@bugajpcmr6093]

Nice video I wonder if there is any point of buying a camera if you already have a compact camera in your phone

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks. I'd suggest playing around with a friends dedicated camera and see if it does anything you like that your phone doesn't do. Phone cameras are great these days but they aren't quite up there with many of these cameras. Especially the ones with larger sensors.

[@watercolourmark]

I got myself a used Canon M6 for around 300 earth units, extra 90 for a used 22mm pancake, that resolves like a 35mm, and an extra 90 for a used evf that fits to the shoe mount. A nice small 24mp APS-C RAW setup for 480 earth units all in. I can take off evf and make it smaller, and even use a toy body cap lens for an even smaller setup. If I were to upgrade now then it would be a Canon R, Ricoh GRIIIx or Fujifilm x100v, as they have sadly stopped doing the Canon M camera - but the Canon M6 II is an option, currently around 600, few extra features on the M6, like using it as a webcam.

[@FulaanCreative]

Yes it's a shame about EF-M Cameras cause it was a nice compact line up. Thanks for sharing.

[@andrewcrossley2448]

The EOS M5 is superb and the 22mm super sharp. Add in the versatile 11 to 22 IS for architecture and the like and the 55-200mm for long reach (also IS) and you have a complete kit for everything from street to travel. It’s not 4K but gives great IS HD. My little kit is off to China next week alongside my new (superb) Fuji X100VI. In black that’s a very low profile tool for city and night shots and the film recipes amazing. Finally, an iPhone 15 promax is a fantastic tool for most daylight usage. Cinema mode is very easy and of course it’s always the camera you have with you….if you can afford it I guess. The 13 pro second hand with a decent memory is still a solid option.

[@watercolourmark]

@@andrewcrossley2448 Thanks for reply. Enjoy your adventures away, it will be cool with that setup. EDIT: I am tempted by the Xiaomi 14 Ultra, has a camera slotted attachment with trigger and extra battery, 1" sensor, made with Leica with Leica modes. Seems like the phone camera king is back.

[@beatjh]

I think x100f should be in this list too. Much smaller than x100v and has great image quality, and can get a used one under 900 dollars.

[@FulaanCreative]

Interesting. I'll have to look into it.

[@Dia1Up]

It seems the g5 is hard to find unfortunately, and for me it's never really about the weight, it's always compactness

[@carlostruan2958]

Man thank you so much for this! I’ve watched so many videos trying to find what will suit me best for what I am trying to do. This was very very helpful as I’m trying to buy my first camera ever at 49 years old lol

[@FulaanCreative]

Awesome. I'm glad it was helpful

[@Cthames123]

I had the ZS/DS200, and while the 15x zoom works good in bright sunlight, I was soooo disappointed when trying to shoot indoor concerts of my kid’s orchestra recital from the stands. No matter what I did I couldn’t get an in-focus shot. I thought the 1 in sensor would work for me, but the slow aperture f3.3-6.4 on the Leica lens really holds this camera back. I liked the 4k video photo feature, the post focus feature, and the 4k video quality was impressive (best 4k video I had ever seen), but the rolling shutter, (jello effect), was atrocious, and the 4k hand held stabilization was very shakey (You have to get a gimbal). Also this thing really picks up wind noise when shooting video outdoor and it doesn’t have a mic input to help audio quality, wind reduction feature did nothing to help. Also the auto focus in video would do this weird thing from time to time where it would loose focus for no reason and hunt to regain, (strange). I did also see pulsing from time to time. I did like the close focus ability(macro), and the colors in day light were really something to behold, but it really let me down shooting indoors, (birthday parties, around house, concerts, restaurants, museums). If this was used as an outdoor, landscape, street, camera in bright daylight it would be fine. I saw a lot of features I really liked but it still left me wanting more from it than what I got. I returned it, as it was still $550 new.

[@FulaanCreative]

It does have some weaknesses for sure but a decent camera for certain use cases.

[@chrisidoestech]

Ummm, not to bash you or try to hate, but the longest zoom on a point-and-shoot, as far as I know, is on Sony HX90/HX99 cameras. It goes from 24mm to 720mm. The aperture is not amazing f3.5-f6.4 but it has amazing zoom.

[@FulaanCreative]

Interesting. I'm not familiar with that camera.

[@Cthames123]

@chrisidoestech The Hx90/HX99 has an impressive zoom, at 30x and it’s toyish size fully places it into the compact point and shoot category but it doesn’t beat the 40x zoom of the Cannon SX-720H. It has the full frame equivalent 24mm-960mm. I had the HX99 and while it has a good zoom the images are not great. They loose contrast and sharpness rather quickly after zooming in. The sensor on this camera is 0.5in, so you can’t expect fantastic low light (i.e indoor gymnasium or concert halls), or much dynamic range performance, (i.e skys blown out and shadows preserved). The aperture is f3.5-6.4, so it is best suited for perfect lighting shooting, (sunny days) when looking to use the zoom, or using it’s popup built in flash when indoor and want to take normal range shots. You can shoot raw with it, which leaves some room for working with images in post which is good. Also, when shooting video the rolling shutter was unreal, (bad). It can do 4k but only 5min clips which isn’t great but it does have really good hand held stabilization, which gives remarkably steady footage when walking and recording. You get the pop up EVF, the pop up flash, and the screen tilts up, but none of the buttons give a satisfying click and they feel like they will break if used for any amount of time. I returned it, as I still payed $400 for it and it came with a lot of limitations. The one to get if looking for a good Zoom, ( and you’re looking to spend the money) is the Sony RX10 M4. That sucker has a 25x zoom, f2.4-4 aperture , & 1in sensor. It is $1700, and no ways pocketable but leagues better in the picture quality department.

[@RealStuntPanda]

I'm looking for an upgrade for my ancient Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX50. I'm willing to spend up to $500 but nothing I'm seeing can match this old AF simple little camera. Every time I look at these "Best Consumer Point and Shoot" I realize I need to add "Budget" to my searches. But, even when I do add "budget" camera nerds think $1,200 is "budget." Appropriately enough when I just searched for "Sony Cyber-Shot" I came up with the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX99. Now I gotta go research that because none of these "Best Consumer Camera" videos even mention it. Is it garbage? My old Cyber-Shot is awesome so... experts being too expert.

[@mangivenkatarao6045]

I Want canon point shoot camera please where are available this product

[@FulaanCreative]

Amazon

[@beachboy0505]

9:49 The Canon R50, is most versatile. 😅

[@carlibeguerie]

Whats with the audio panning from center to left ? good video though

[@FulaanCreative]

Not sure what happened there. Thanks for pointing that out though.

[@ethosveritas]

So nobody is gonna talk about the 🧢😂? Dope video too

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks man : )

[@toney1295]

I looked for this comment because I saw it too!

[@ThehomelanderDXB]

I Just dove into the details on the Sony RX100 VII, and I've got to say, while I'm all in for investing in top-notch tech, there's a bit of a letdown here. The operating system feels surprisingly dated, like something out of the 90s, which is a bit of a shocker for a brand that stands at the forefront of the camera world. And then there's the battery tech - it just doesn't match up to the modern innovations we're seeing elsewhere, especially considering the premium price tag. For a company like Sony, I expected nothing but cutting-edge. This review has really highlighted some areas where they need to up their game. Much appreciated for shedding light on these aspects - it's crucial info for anyone thinking about where to invest their hard-earned cash in the camera market!

[@DrinkJuno]

Get this man a mic input

[@granduquexellos]

What do you recomend to poor pockets? (under 300€)

[@FulaanCreative]

I think you can find many of these cameras used around that price. I'd look for a used one that's in good shape

[@ElMacho0423]

That Canon G5X looks interesting, do you have a purchase link?

[@FulaanCreative]

Yes. Just added it. Thanks!

[@Emdope1]

You forgot the Fuji X-E4 (cheaper alternative to Fuji X100V, but with option to change lenses). It's one of the best options, because it's a 26 mpix Aps-C beast, got the film simulations from Fuji, and is still smaller then many other cameras. Check it out! It ain't cheaper then them but it sure delivers😂 Peace!

[@FulaanCreative]

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll have to look into it. Peace.

[@brpvz]

One question, why are you talking about the CANON G5 mark II and not the Canon g7 mark III?

[@FulaanCreative]

Pretty similar cameras, one is a little better for video and the other is a little better for stills. I didn't want to mention both.

[@brpvz]

@@FulaanCreative ❤

[@cklockwork]

So you’re suggesting the Canon G5 X Mark II here but not the G7 Mark III?

[@FulaanCreative]

Very similar cameras. G5XII has an EVF and it has 20mm extra on the longer end of the focal length whereas the G7XIII does not have those things but does have a mic input. I wouldn't go for the G7XIII unless I was going to do content creation and really needed the MIC port.

[@cklockwork]

That’s a bummer. BH lists the G5 X Mark II as ‘No Longer Available’ as opposed to ‘Out of Stock/Back Ordered.’ Any other suggestions as far as vacation/friend/family/picture-snapping cameras??

[@FulaanCreative]

@@cklockwork The Sony RX100 III is also a great choice

[@echosgamingsesh8864]

i just got the eos r100 but now i’m thinking i should’ve gotten the r50 instead

[@FulaanCreative]

They are both good cameras

[@damianreyesavila3402]

.Beautiful Camera Stories Channel in Year Friday May 3,2024.😐.

[@ondrejkonopasek9363]

for next video, you should hire DJ so he can do some drops in the background

what if you only want a camara that can commpete with the latest samsung / iphone / google / op phone?

[@FulaanCreative]

All these cameras are better than smartphone cameras in some ways. It really depends what you are specifically looking for out of a camera

ok, let's say i want a camera that can take the same pictures as an s24. that combined with a 200$ smartphone, costs bellow 400?@@FulaanCreative also. that it fits in a pocket ps. actually. do a s23 so there's not a huge gap in price. s23 costs 500.

[@danylo_samara]

Cool! on 0:26 skateboarder from Ukraine filming in Kyiv near Olympiyskiy stadium

[@FulaanCreative]

: )

[@kiwipics]

The Lumix TZ90 / 95 has the longest reach at 720mm at the longest end.

[@FulaanCreative]

Interesting. Thanks for the info.

[@schm147]

​@@FulaanCreative there are compact cameras that zoom even farther. The Sony HX99 also goes up to 720mm, the Nikon A1000 goes up to 840mm, and the Canon 740HS goes up to 960mm. But these cameras also have features that let them zoom even farther than this. For instance, my Lumix ZS80 (the American version of the TZ95 that @kiwipics mentioned) lets you zoom up to a crazy 2880mm in photo and 3360mm in video which is right up there with the massive Nikon P1000. The Sony HX99's with clear zoom enabled goes up to 1440mm.

[@FernandoC]

What camera did you shoot this video with?

[@FulaanCreative]

Lumix S5II

[@ChrstphreCampbell]

I’m very disappointed that Nikon didn’t make this list, I bought a nice pocket Nikon many years ago for about $100 ! & it served me well for about 15 years, & then it developed some spots on The sensor or in The lens assembly, & since then I’ve bought 2 other Nikon cameras & they were both unbelievable crap ! I had a Nikon F2 many many years ago; & it breaks my heart That along with HP, these companies have gone down The toilet ! ?

[@FulaanCreative]

It's crazy but I never used a Nikon camera as of yet. I need to get my hands on one and try it out.

[@handlep224]

Hi....thanks for making great videos......I'm in fix between sony rx 100vii and canon eos r50........Sony isn't available easily, plus I'm a beginner and will like to keep my options open, so canon is more applicable......but in this debate of mobile vs camera......does R50 hold fort for ease of use and image processing..... thanks...

[@FulaanCreative]

I would say that it does. The image quality is better than the Rx100VII as it's a much newer sensor and processor plus the sensor size is APS-C

[@Capturocks]

The first companie is Sony too small but too heavy black metal you can put it in your pocket is Sony RX100 Then now Ricoh GRIII is the only crazy challenge we are at 20 megapixel

[@FulaanCreative]

For most people 20 megapixles are more than enough but if you you need more than I'd definitely get something else. The X100VI is great at 40 megapixles but it's out of stock pretty much everywhere.

[@coyoteself]

I have both the Sony RX100VII and the Canon G5XII. Because of it's better lowlight abilities, I prefer the G5XII. Unfortunately, Canon shot themselves in the foot and no longer manufactures this lil gem😕😕

[@FulaanCreative]

For real right

[@matthewm3912]

My problem is this, i can't ever just go to a store and buy something. I over-research until i'm mentally exhausted from it. I always have to buy something professional entry level or better. My family needs a good vacation/do-it-all camera that can do video. I am learning the world of cameras is just to vast and complex. Now i am decision-blocked LOL. Don't know what to do.

[@FulaanCreative]

Honestly you can hardly go wrong. All cameras are so good these days.

[@gustavogiacominpinho3987]

Watched this wearing headphones and fell dizzy within 1 minute

[@heartburn6160]

Are these smaller cameras better than smartphones?

[@schm147]

Yes

[@c-apsl-ock]

so what is the camera in the thumbnail

[@FulaanCreative]

EOS M

[@c-apsl-ock]

@@FulaanCreative Thank you :)

[@sevalle]

was hoping a family friendly/kid friendly camera would've made the list...not some $1000 cameras lol. something like the old coolpix people used to carry around before smart phones

[@FulaanCreative]

I never used those before but I'd imagine they are pretty cool.

[@NS-hj7km]

Wow, all of these are soo expensive.

[@StephiNordlander-bb8yu]

Didn’t see the g7x iii mentioned, is there a reason the g5 is better?

[@FulaanCreative]

Pretty similar cameras, one is a little better for video and the other is a little better for stills. I didn't want to mention both.

[@hiepjake]

nah man r50 no go

[@LengArtz]

hey.. a7cII

[@apinantpongsupaht872]

I like your vdo, both the contents and your style. But unless you are a serious photographer, few would buy them now because of the prices. Sales has dropped 90% in 2023 compared to 2018 and they may even disappear from the market. Mobile phones kill them.

[@FulaanCreative]

In some ways mobile phones are better but in other ways a dedicated camera is much better

[@apinantpongsupaht872]

​@@FulaanCreativeI agree entirely.

[@apinantpongsupaht872]

​@@FulaanCreative When I said I liked your style and contents, it's because I prefer to see the face of the reviewer, being about cameras, guitars or phones, than faceless narrator or AI generated voice. lt's more personal and much more interesting.

[@bensonemery]

Can't put a non compact camera at the top of a compact list. Especially if u left the x100v out

[@FulaanCreative]

I left it out but kinda didn't though : )

[@thetoyota86perspective54]

Because X100v is overrated

[@bensonemery]

@@thetoyota86perspective54 coming from a Toyota 86 account, I don't think I'll believe you - p.s I got and X100V and its goated

[@Roc900]

Which one has the best Image Quality?

[@FulaanCreative]

I would say the R50

[@Kristian179]

please make a video on how places & phones are killing off affordable point & shoot cameras

[@thetoyota86perspective54]

They're not. I just bought an OM System Tough TG-7. It's miles better than my Samsung. Phone cameras might be good these days but they are overpriced, and fragile. Go replace a new iPhone screen then come and talk to me, it will cost you as much as a point and shoot. After breaking two flagship Samsung phone screens, I bought the TG-7 and couldn't be happier. Phones are ok, but boring to use, but not serious, and a pain to use in manual. Lastly, if you zoom in on a phone shot, it falls apart very quickly. In short, I completely disagree with your statement

[@MarcoLissandrello]

everyone is too heavy... that's very wird strange in 2024... in a decade technology is stay too still in compact zoom photocameras

[@FulaanCreative]

Let's see what the future holds

[@vittoriodellacanonica4893]

WTF s going on at 3.19 min? ahahah

[@mamunosman545]

Canon rod r50 is not compect😢

[@nickybjammin7629]

We want a camera that operates exactly like our phone, but is not connected to the Internet in any way. Why don’t they just make a camera like the phone? and of course it would be cheaper. I can pull my phone out of my pocket, and I’m recording in a matter of seconds . That’s what we want a simple touchscreen camera . I feel like everybody’s stupid but me is there not a device out there…? But more than that …anybody here know what I’m getting at here? Can anybody see how you’re being played ? Where is a simple $300 camera like my phone at? It’s strange everything has to be connected to the Internet., I don’t want to be connected to the God “damned” ( literally) Internet …everywhere I go. … I wonna feel human again. And these phones are the only thing that protect you from the lunatics in law-enforcement. Yeah, whatever I back the blue …but let’s be fucking real guys.

[@emilybh6255]

Nobody has the Canon G5X ll anymore. They are all out of stock.

[@FulaanCreative]

The G7x is also a good option. Pretty similar cameras, one is a little better for video and the other is a little better for stills. I didn't want to mention both.

[@MrAndreCoutinho]

They’re all too expensive.

[@FulaanCreative]

Unfortunately...Might be worth a look in the used market.

[@lonceyswildcairns333]

defeats the title

[@user-vl8vd8jd7r]

Many of them aren’t even point and shoots like the r50 isn’t one

[@FulaanCreative]

If the camera has an auto mode than it's a point and shoot as far as I'm concerned.

[@user-vl8vd8jd7r]

@@FulaanCreative No, if it has interchangeable lenses it’s not a point and shoot

[@FulaanCreative]

@@user-vl8vd8jd7r I addressed that in the video...

[@mikec1851]

To be fair he did say up front that "some of you might not consider it to be a point and shoot camera". I also do not consider the R50 to be a P&S but he was trying to give people options which I think is great. Remember, a lot of people watching this video may no absolutely nothing about cameras/photography and are looking to get something that is a step up from the cell phone camera.