Point and Shoot Camera

Fujifilm's mirrorless X and GFX cameras offer a number of different film looks. We explain what they are, how they work, and when to use them.

We go over the top 10 most searched point and shoot film cameras, as determined by YOU (and search engine data that you may or may not have participated in)....

If you're looking for a high-quality and easy-to-use camera, which is the right one for you? Let's take a look at the best point and shoot cameras for all budgets.

The Fujifilm X100V is a high-end compact camera aimed at enthusiasts and street photographers, featuring a 26 Megapixel APSC sensor, fixed 23mm f2 lens, hybrid viewfinder, tilting touch-screen and 4k

Let me be clear; I love the film camera community. I’ve got nothing but love for people who dedicate their time and effort to keeping film alive. But on occasion, the community can get a bit out of hand. Take for instance the infamous Yashica T series. In the space of a few years, these […]

When I was just getting started in photography around age 13 or 14, I had a point and shoot camera (produced by Gateway if you can imagine) because it was the only camera I could afford. At the time I had the distinct feeling that real photographers only used huge cameras and the bigger your camera the more credibility you'd have. But now that I'm older and can afford the bigger and fancier cameras I realize that the cameras I enjoy shooting with the most are the ones small enough to carry…

The best point and shoot camera will be affordable, have the ability to shoot photos and videos and be very compact

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The Panasonic LX10 remains the best choice for people who want a compact camera that produces significantly better photos and video than their smartphone.

When I first got into photography I only used a beginner DSLR camera. Fast forward about three years and I'm mainly using a small point-and-shoot camera. But why?