5 Awesome Compact Point & Shoot Cameras in 2023

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[slyreader]

I own 3 of the 5 cameras on your list and would agree all these cameras are great, but I don't really consider the M6 mark ii a point and shoot. And I would probably add the Sony rx100 vii to this list. It's an amazing little point and shoot. I have the G7x mark iii, the Sony ZV-1 and two of the M6's. As I'm a Canon girl, I haven't been that impressed with the Sony, but the rx100 vii is on my wish list. Out of all my cameras, including my action cameras (2 original Osmo Action cams), the G7x is the one I carry everywhere I go. My son slims it down even more (he doesn't like having an external mic) with the Canon SX 740 HS. That camera puts to shame my G7x with it's amazing zoom. Great video, thanks for the information.

[barefootaxel]

I have the Canon G7x II and the M50 I. Recently I bought the GRIII and the image quality just blows my mind.
The Fuji x100v is not available currently, but the xe4 has the same sensor and processor and is a lot cheaper and more versatile.

[jcashadventurer]

Awesome Video. No wasted time like all the other "review" channels. One of my favorite videos for looking at cameras.

[brianode]

I love my little Canon m200 for its size. (It’s the lil brother to the m50.) I’m using it mostly for stills, when I don’t want to lug around my Canon DSLRs or mirrorless cameras. You can adapt EF/EFS lenses to it, and there’s a few EF-M native lenses that work great on it too.

[neilattuk]

The whole point of a compact camera is to be pocket friendly and as such, choices 2 and 3 really don’t come into this category. Where are the Sony RX100’s, which really are compacts. Poor.

[akyerit]

I’m surprised you mentioned so many canon ef-m Mount cameras considering they seem to be phasing out the whole line (if not already have) and how you easily left out many micro four thirds options. Which are amazing and have bigger sensors than 1 inch, and rep some of the smallest interchangeable cameras to date. Not to mention a superb and always growing micro four thirds camera lens Mount/line up. I also wouldn’t have included the x100v for its size in comparison. Or at least would have included it as the biggest compact. But by the term compact that you used, I think more of cameras like the rx100 land the Panasonic lx10. Yes and of course the g7xii and the zv-1. Those all fall into that category, yet you only listed two. Fujifilm also have a couple of SWEET options too that are in that same vein of camera. And let’s not forget the kind of compacts, the Ricoh GR!!

[SeanONeill-lpfv]

Oh, bless this video's heart for trying to teach us about point-and-shoot cameras! It's like trying to teach a cat to play the violin – ambitious, but a bit off the mark. These cameras are more like the James Bonds of the photography world, suave and interchangeable. Calling them point-and-shoots is like saying a sports car is just a fancy bicycle. Let's give credit where it's due and call them what they are: compact mirrorless wonders that make even the most seasoned photographers do a double take. Cheers to the misadventures in camera labeling! 📸✨

[mybusinessgoose]

Thanks for getting straight to the point!

[lexluther_spelledright]

For travel photography, would you guys recommend the g7x Mark ii or the g7x Mark iii?

[butchgo]

Photo editors with AI tech are here. Hence, there's no need for premium DSLRs to have premium baked photos. Old camera photos processed with photo editor apps coupled with AI can be tuned into several formats and enhancements that were not possible years before. So, I'm turning in my heavy DSLRs for small and light high-end point-and-shoots.

[abchappell]

That was an excellent review and summary of affordable travel cameras. Thank you so much😊

[reflux]

I would have put the fujifilm x70 in there instead of the x100v for the significant smaller size difference. Although the x70 is older, and discontinued!

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[TheTerminatorsd]

Which one would you consider for concert photography as a 2nd camera? The lighting always changes & there tends to be little to no light at times.

[IndieAuthorX]

Man, I bought that og EOS M way back in the day and it was such a good camera for me when I was a beginner.

[quazisanjeed]

Thank you for the video.

I bought a pocket camera today from the used market at 65 dollars. Good enough for my casual needs.

Fujifilm X100V is a hugely overrated camera for quite some time already. However, this camera doesn't deserve the hype we're watching. Because it's just another point & shoot camera like all the others.

[shadow]

Extremely impressive video, have not seen many as well done and spoken as this guy.

[Rohanish]

I am looking for a lightweight and compact camera to use on high altitude expeditions in the Himalayas. and I am expecting to get good quality photos and videos of other mountains from the top of the summit. Canon M 50 mirrorless, Sony ZVE-10 or Fujifilm x100v. which would be a great? I'll be very grateful if you guide me. Thank you.

[kariwalls]

I am wondering what would be suggested for someone like me. I am an amateur photographer but I love taking photos. I generally take pictures of my kids or nature. I also record video of my children.
In a camera, I would like:
At least 20megapixel
30-60fps for video, doesn't have to be 4k
Some zoom for my outdoorsy shots
A quick shutter speed as my kids are lightning fast
A macro mode for the small details
10bit color
Priced $400-600
What would you recommend?
Please and thank you for any guidance! 😊