Top Compact Cameras — Fujifilm X100V, Ricoh GRIIIx, and more #shorts

Choosing a small, compact camera doesn’t mean you have to compromise on image quality. Plus, they’re perfect for busy family get-togethers and holiday parties. Check out some of our favorite pocket-sized point-and-shoot style cameras… and let us know which you’d love to take for a spin in the comments.

[nicko_roha]

1. Canon PowerShot ELPH190 IS
2. Panasonic LUMIX DMC-ZS60
3. Ricoh GRIIIx
4. Fujifilm X100V

[parthadeepbera]

"1200 $ if you're quick enough"

[npc]

You should put subtitles for the name of the cameras
LF and ELPH are very different yet sound the same

[pepetrueno]

X100V is getting pumped so hard by all YouTubers that it’s impossible to find and costs an arm and a leg

[aslipperysnake]

the ricoh has film simulation too. there’s even an app with good presets

[issataysissemali]

I'm currently shooting a Canon G7X Mark II. A pretty good camera it is. It's convenient due to its size, and has just enough controls for comfortable use of manual mode

[liphen]

I got an Olympus tg-4 for 200$, mostly for underwater photography, but the macro is insane and it's shockproof and waterproof, good for me because i am clumsy

[brian-beeler]

I have to throw in my vote for the Fujifilm X70. Same size as the Ricoh GRIII but has a tilt screen. The 16MP X-Trans II sensor with Fujifilm's film simulations means great JPEGs SOOC. As a Fujifilm X-T1 and X100T owner it's my favorite sensor.

Finding a good one is tough but a few months ago I found one in excellent shape with a warranty. Bought from some company called KEH Camera. =)

[falafell]

You guys are the goats of used camera equipment

[bradleyhove]

I went with a Canon G7X III and I'm in love with the thing. It's small, comfortable, and always there when I need it. I have the lens ring assigned to aperture and the rear dial to shutter speed. It is a perfect pocket camera and will probably be replaced with the mark IV whenever it comes out

[cberke]

Hey could you list out the cameras in the description or something? Struggling to understand!

[sternschnupper]

ricoh GR has all the controls that the fuji X100V has - it just works differently. for newbies the fuji is probably more intuitive, but controls on the GR are actually genius! super fast, and you can change EVERY setting with one hand only, so even when carrying a bag in the other hand or holding yourself you can do everything. this is maybe the only camera on earth that can do that ;) it's a peculiar camera, so not for everyone - but high image quality, fast and stealthy use, well, smallest APS-C camera out there, so....

[YanisLalaina]

Give a try to the Fujifilm xe-4. Cheaper, smaller, same processor as the x100v/xt4, and interchangeable lenses.

[roundlake]

Would a Fujifilm x20 be a solid "budget" alternative to the X100? Feel that 800$ is to much to spend on a camera for me as Im still new to the hobby.

[MarkSweeting_]

Missed out the Sony RX100 entire range

[Photo]

I still use my Canon GX9 Mkll, one inch 20MP sensor and 3x zoom and great RAW support.

[martian]

it's not about the megapixels. It's about the sensor size. That's why the Ricoh and the Fujifilm are vastly superior.
(BTW Ricoh also has film simulations).

[caprature]

Panasonic gf1 with a few pancake lenses can’t be beat for price.

[trimotionmedia]

Last photos were by far the best. They were superior in every way

[TruPhenomenon]

Oh my, my, my I want them all 😂
I have a problem.
The GR and Cannon...😮