Best Compact Camera in 2022 - Top 5 Point and Shoot Cameras
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0:25 - Canon G7X miii
4:09 - Sony ZV-1
5:47 - Sony RX100 mvi
8:52 - Canon M6 mii
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@@halfbasic2990 His, not their, unless by "this TH-cam creator" you mean yourself, in which case you can as well be "they". Also, the times are not precise enough, especially for the last segment. Here:
0:22 - Canon G7X MkIII
4:05 - Sony ZV-1
5:40 - Sony RX100 MkVI
8:32 - Canon M6 MkII
@@TinLeadHammer The word "they" is routinely described in grammar books as the "third-person plural personal pronoun," which is the reason many consider it wrong to use it as a singular. However, it is safe to label that view as outdated, and all the leading style guides now support a singular "they" or "their." This practice has become so popular that the American Dialect Society voted "they" (as a gender-neutral singular pronoun) as the 2015 Word of the Year.
@@TinLeadHammer Yes, "his" and not "their."
@@halfbasic2990 Nevertheless, it is poor grammar to use a plural pronoun with a singular antecedent.
Still use and love my Sony RX100M3. I seldom want a longer zoom so it's still fine for me. For those who complain about its "smaller" sensor size, I shoot RAW and convert with DxO PhotoLab with its wonderful noise reduction.
In my work of photographing for real estate agents, I ALWAYS have my Canon G7X with me for easily use and in all situations without all other equipment being set up. Basically the same quality as my system camera, but slightly smaller images.
In non-vlogging contexts, smaller bodies may mean there's no viewfinder, or a compact, underwhelming one. But when our eyes start to weaken in our mid-40s we'll have trouble seeing the screen.
When we're younger camera screens are fantastic, but as we age our eyes will appreciate cameras with very good viewfinders. I'm happy with APS-C sensors and love my 26MP Fujifilm X-E4, but that viewfinder is the bare minimum - especially with glasses!
Why mentioned the RX100 VI rather than the RX100VII, which has already been out a few years? RX100VII deserves a stronger mention here as it is probably the top compact camera out there with much of the fast focusing features of Sony's top sports camera A9 and especially eye-focus tracking.
Not a word about the Sony ZV-E10? It's the direct competitor of the Canon M6 II, but better... in my opinion 😅 I sold my M6ii for the ZV-E10 actually. M6ii had an extremely weird issue about picking up radio signals when using an external mic. It might just be my unit that had an issue. But given the very little choice in the EF-M lens and the lack of future plans from Canon, I switched to the Sony ZV-E10. Incredible camera, no regrets switching. I'm using that Tamron 11-20mm constant f2.8 for shooting which is really something. Edit: to be fair, the rolling shutter and lack of built-in stabilization are a minus. But that's not a big issue for me.
This is the first camera review/comparison I’ve seen today (and I’ve painfully struggled through far too many 🤦🏻♀️) that is easy to understand, doesn’t use high level photography jargon that I have no idea about, and is nice to listen to. Thank you so much for this video! 🙏🏽💖
I recently purchased a Panasonic LX100 mark 2 which first made it's debut in 2018. Has a micro 4/3 sensor so it's slightly better than the 1' sensor cameras, has manual dials for shutter speed, aperture and exposure compensation as well as a dedicated ratio switch. It has a 20mp sensor, but the lens design limits it to 17mp. Luckily switching from 4:3 to 16:9 or 3:2 doesn't affect the megapixel count like it does when cropping photos in post (does crop to 12mp when shooting 1:1). Though it's more a photo camera than a vlogging camera, it's a solid competitor to cameras like Fuji's X100 series and Ricoh's GR series.
Agree with you I own the GX85 with a 20mm f/1.7 lens. And its a great alternative to the Fujis X100s
That is an amazing camera. Best compact on the market. 👍
Because the lens is built in and non-interchangeable, it sits closer to the sensor. This allows it to have wide apertures without gaining size. 24 - 75, the zoom range is great for the street. Why would you want a fixed lens when you could have a fast Leica zoom?
Is the G7 Mark III good for concert photography?!
Hi I'm debating what camera to upgrade from my Canon g7x. Do you recommend i get the mark iii? Or is there any other great compact camera around this price range you recommend
great camera review, thanks! how good is focus and sound in a concert setting for theG7x?
Hello. Thanks for your information. I am interested in buying one for taking nature photos. Will Canon M6 Mark ii be the best choice out of 5? Also Canon M6 Mark ii flash has changed. Is that still the same one? Thanks!
Great video! Too bad he didn't talk about the ZV-E10 , but even so it was an excellent video! Thanks
I thought my zv1 was expensive, but it's worth every penny. I really like it and use it all the time.
For travel photos, would you recommend: Canon g7x mkII, Canon g7x mkII or Sony ZV1?
Regarding older SONY cameras and their color science, I've found that with my RX100 MK1 one can achieve a much more pleasing color output by shooting RAW and processing the images using Capture One, the "Express" version of which is available for free for SONY cameras.
I use the ZV1 and I love it.
which one is the best for zooming and for sport please ?
I’m not a pro photographer, but I’ve always dabbled in photography. I’ve had an old but good Canon dslr for a very long time but I hate carrying it around because it’s so big. I want a slim camera that does the same job or more without spending a fortune (for travelling and landscape photog). Do you have a recommendation?
Canon SX740 has most of the features of the original G7 but at a lower price and a much longer zoom range: 24-960.
But it has smaller sensor than 2 inch so low light performance will suffer
How close are we to mirrorless compact cameras? I like Canon and they haven't released a compact since 2018/19
Amazing to see there's still a market for digital cameras. The market has been struggling for some time but the picture quality still have no equal.
thanks for making videos,
I been trying to find the best compact camera.
I want to start traveling and don’t want to carry my big Nikon D5500. (It’s a little heavy for my neck)
But still want good quality photos.
🥰
GREAT video!
I own the gx85 paired with a 20mm 1.7 (40mm f/3.4 full frame equivalent). And its amazing very compact set up and pretty good in low light and nice bokeh for portraits despite the micro 4/3 sensor.
Plus you usually can get it cheap with two lenses. The 12-32 and the 45-150. Neither are stellar lenses but definitely serviceable. I love my GX85.
Excellent presentation!
Great photos and 120 FPS on full hd makes the canon g7x Mark iii the best for me
Just like movies and video games I can’t stand low framerates
And big plus you can find for quite cheap refurbished
Very informative video, Thank you
Awesome Review...1st and last video I need😁
Are there upcoming cameras?
how's the battery life on the G7X???....i really like the Ricoh GRiii..but the battery life Sucks...as well as the 'video feature'!!....let me know! cheers from Canada!
I’ve been shooting the G7X Mark III for a couple years, and use it only because of the flip screen and microphone input. The built in microphone is not good at all for outdoor shootingl, and catches even little bits of wind noise. The 4K video is almost useless as it quickly overheats and locks up the camera. The autofocus is improved, but not as good as the Mark II . I wish they had simply added a microphone input to the Mark II, it would have been the perfect camera.
What are your thoughts on Panasonic Panasonic - LUMIX DMC-ZS100 20.1-Megapixel Digital Camera
Thanks for the great video. Sony is very expensive. I will stay with the Canon G7X mark ii .
What camera would you recommend for make-up artist
Love my Ricoh GR3....
Hey man really appreciated your video, learnt a lot of interesting features about these 5 cameras and you presented it in a helpful and fast paced way. I also noticed the watch/bracelet on your wrist, do you mind sharing the brand?
hey thanks for noticing. I wear a whoop strap to track my heart rate and monitor my health. Its like an apple watch but a bit more nerdy
Great video , love all the knowledge you share.
Thanks for watching!
Do all of these compact cameras shoot raw ? I would also like to hear what batteries and memory media they use.
Any recommendations on replacing a Kodak C143? The battery door clasp broke recently. It has great image quality and cost just $50 approx fifteen years ago. It was popular and I believe it was available under different brand names too.
Just about anything you get you will be happy with. Cameras haven't evolved much in the last 5-6 years, but they have grown a lot since 10-15 years ago.
Can these be used for talking head videos?
A really good solid video ! But even though i don't know much and iam not a photographer by any means i still felt some important information like crop factor which influences effective focal length and even though the widest apeture is 1.8 it's still not even going to be good as a average crop sensor camera. But other than that as for absolute starters its a great video. Thanks for sharing.
first of all youre videos are amazing! you are a very talented artist. And I am glad you liked the video. feel free to hit me up and ask questions any time!
@@TechThroughTheLens iam glad you liked my videos thanks for it ! Your videos helped me alot I've watched many videos when I'm starting out. Fun fact even though i can't even afford a second hand point and shoot i watch every single video of yours about the best or top 5 cameras so that I can flex the information while talking to the photographers i know 😅
5:34 powershot g7 x mkiii has image stabilization in the lens like the zv-1.
Since I need a slow-motion feature, I have been considering updating the following two cameras that I use as compact Point & Shoot cameras:
Canon PowerShot G15 digital with fixed 28-140mm f/1.8 to f/2.8 zoom lens
Fuji X-Pro2 digital with interchangeable zoom and prime lenses from 12mm to 1000mm.
Thanks for your video.
GREAT POST CHEERS
Thanks 👍
What would you recommend for making my prank videos and a little day in the life
what's your watch mate?
K 20 party amazing video I am looking for a compact camera that has the best built-in microphone for recording my music practice please if you have any suggestions for me
I like to do a lot of indoor architecture photography without flash and have found my earlier compacts weren't up to the low light conditions.
Do any of you have suggestions for compact cameras that are good in that regard?
may i humbly suggest a tripod. you will need a longer exposure time in that situation. a fast lens is no good since you need enough depth of field for the details of the interior. i would lean towards the canon m6 mk II but with a better wide lens to bring out the full resolution of that huge sensor. the tripod is essential. the other cameras on the list is not flexible as the widest it can go is only 24mm whilst the canon m6 mk II offers interchangeable lens option.
Ricoh gr iii. You can push the iso pretty high and also the IBIS allows you to really slow your shutter speed down. And it's a true pocket rocket but its a beast
Are there any digital cameras that still use AA batteries?
I love my Canon G7X. It's one of the best compact cameras I have ever owned that yields great quality photos and videos and its easy to use. It's an excellent camera for run and gun shooting; thanks for sharing!
@Dee Rachellee , that's what I Want to know. Are you getting the III or II? Lol
@Dee Rachellee, more than likely get the II. I have a small business and I'm tired of using my phone (Samsung Note 10+). Plus, I'm going to Europe & Dubai next month, definitely would prefer a camera.
@Dee Rachellee Dee, if you are interested primarily in video, then the G7X ii or iii are both fine and are video-centric rather than photo-centric. (I would go with the ii, but that's just me.)
Now, if you are interested primarily in shooting pictures, I recommend the G5X ii (not the mark i). It has a slightly longer zoom than the G7X and a popup EVF. Otherwise, same picture quality and ease of use.
@Dee Rachellee You are very welcome, Dee. Good luck with your choice.
What’s best sports canon mirrorless ? Under 5999
In my opinion the Cannon G7x mark II is one of the best compact camera I’ve used, specifically for traveling - the amount this camera give your for only $600 will beat any camera also it can go through travel damage
Its a sleeper. Great image IQ, manual features. Suits reportage and street photography. I don't use it for video. A handsome and pocketable beast.
@@NickNightingaleYT I have one lying around at home and I've barely used it. I want to start making videos now. The lack of an external mic is a huge hindrance, but do you reckon that it's a good place to start for someone who doesn't want to invest in new gear right now?
@@kc4276 honestly, an iPhone would be better at video/audio than the Canon, considering file management and editing. I don’t regard the Canon as a video option, especially now. The ZV1 is the gold standard. I’ve used that little camera on professional gigs for Television.
What would be a better option if you can spend a little bit more than the cannon?
I have a Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II very happy with it
You really only mentioned 3 cameras but I have a m50 and have my eye on the m6 mk ii. You didn’t mention the battery life of it. Why didn’t you mention the Sony zv e10?
Umm I recommend a small camcorder like the Sony handicamps CX405. It's got one hell of a zoom on it baby!
They still make those?
Which camera you used,,can you please give me information realted to camera which used by you for this short 😶
If you're going to include the M6, you should have included the Sony NEX and Alpha 6x000 series, which pioneered compact mirrorless APS-C and have better lens options. If we're talking *real* (non-removable lens) compact cameras, IMHO none of the cameras shown holds a candle to the Panasonic LX100 MK2, a unique and incredible machine.
I have a G7X Mark II from quite a few years ago.
I wonder what tripod I should use? I want to film gardening, and cooking. It would also be nice to be able to film from directly above the stove at a 90-degree angle (as well as from other angles). Any good suggestions?
Tripods are really important. Go with one from really right stuff.
I would oook up the tripod we use in our description. One of them has a 90 degree top town feature. Hope it helps
The cool thing about the G7X is that its weight is so small that you can use a very inexpensive table tripod. Not suitable for every shooting situation, of course.
I consider Ricoh GRs the best of compact cameras. Sure they have issues with dust etc like any other point and shoot cameras but the image quality is fantastic
too bad they're built like toys
I wish they made them dustproof. I'd get one in a heartbeat if they did.
It’s funny, because even my film GR1s from the 90s had issues with dust, amazing they never figured it out
@jackisonline2 That's the nature of point and shoot cameras like it or not. Leica, Ricoh, Sony, Panasonic etc. all have the dust issues at some point. GRs are no different from other brands. The dust issue is not that bad what people are making it to be.
I've owned GR3 for 3 years now and haven't had any issues at all.
Do you recommended the Canon EOS M200 at all for beginners?
It is a fun camera to use, Kerry, as is the earlier M100. Almost all controls are on the touchscreen, making the experience similar to using a smartphone. It's a little odd to design it that way, but Canon wanted cell phone users to have something they found familiar. APS-C sensor and interchangeable lenses make it a very nice camera, indeed. No viewfinder, though, in case that is important to you.
Hi there! Where can I contact you regarding a question on cameras? 😀
the MFT point and shoot are better... and actually have nice colour science... never heard anyone say "canon has great colour science" since like the 5D MII.... the Fuji X100V is much nicer for stills... the Ricoh GRIII is THE point and shoot since it came out (the GRII is still incredible) the Fuji X70 is still incredible...
the Canon M6 is not a point and shoot... it's an interchangeable lens camera.... might as well call the M10 a point and shoot then....
I would absolutely go with the sony zv
If not the sony i would want to get the canon g7x with an external microphone
good choice
I would go with Fujifilm X-E4 :)) its APS-C size in a small compact size.
I love anythign fuji. It was originally going to be that instead of the m6 mkII but i felt the canon cameras more user friendly and an easier ecosystem for the long run. Love the idea though!
@@TechThroughTheLens It is difficult to understand how you can suggest the Canon ecosystem is 'easier' in the long run when Canon has so few dedicated APS-C native lenses in their lineup. And none of them are of the same quality as Fuji's top-end lenses (though they are excellent value in their own right). Of course Canon has an impressive lineup of FF mirrorless lenses that are compatitble with the m6 but that defeats the purpose of having a compact camera system.
That said, there were a number of excellent suggestions on this list. Some honorable mentions: Ricoh GR IIIx, Panasonic Lumix LX100 II and Fuji X-T30 II.
I am a complete beginner and know i need to move up to something better,i have Nikon cool[pix what should i buy next,i love the zoom,so do want something similar can you suggest my next move .
Peter, the G7X (any iteration) or G5X mark ii would be great travel compact cameras. Great optics, decent zoom, many DSLR features. Check out the many videos on TH-cam dealing with these cameras.
For a super zoom pocket camera, look into the SX740 (or even earlier models, the 730 or 720). The image quality is surprisingly good, and the super zoom is the equivalent of 960mm lens on a DSLR.
No Ricoh GR111?
Brww we are doing automotive detailing works in Kerala ... Can you suggest best cam for shoot cars and bikes and helmets
You probably want something easy to use with great auto focus and colors. Go with a g7x or a m50
Leica d-lux 7 or q2????
Which camera gives you the best image quality/resolution?
Me i like Fujifilm cameras point & shoot such as X70 or X100v just my input
Is there enough here with any of these, to make it worthwhile if I already have an S21 Ultra?
What's the difference between Canon G7x and Canon SX 730 740
Awesome video thanks! We are going on our honeymoon in September and want to capture the amazing landscapes and our experiences as best we can. Currently I have an iPhone 12 Pro which we were going to use. Do you feel the Cannon G7 X mk3 would be an upgrade here?
It would 100% be an upgrade in terms of the quality. Also you are much more thoughtful and intentional when using a cameras vs an iphone. I think any device thats a dedicated camera will be worth it.
@@TechThroughTheLens I own a slew of cameras, and some of my most evocative and popular shots have come from my phone. One can be thoughtful and intentional in their photography whatever the equipment used.
I own two cameras: a Sony A7III with four $$$ lenses, and an iPhone 12 Pro. A couple of weeks ago I was at Niagara Falls. As much as I wanted to use my “real” camera, the high amount of mist from the falls…which essentially amounted to rain…made using it impossible. The iPhone did an amazing job with both photos and video.
As alluded to at the end of this video, the best photos are not created by the camera, but by the person taking the photo. Composition and lighting trumps image quality.
the best camera is the one YOU LIKE TO USE.... the image quality difference in modern cameras is negligent except if you print... iPhone 12 is much more than good enough for anything but A0 prints
@@FMJP exactly the learning curve is a bitch. My biggest gripe. The iPhone is so much easier to use and let’s be real. Takes great video and pics are more than good enough. I’m a dedicated camera guy but the truth shall set you free lol.
Try moving your microphone closer than the other side of the room.
Canon EOS M6 Mark II doesn't have Image Stabilization! ... so to me its worthless ... super neat tutorial though.. thank you.
Would you choose the mark III over the Mark ii now that you have both?
Also, does the mark III overheat within ten to fifteen min of filming content? I've read comments where some say that battery life is shorter and that it overheats. Another concern is the AF, where some say they've updated the new software but still have issues because of how long it takes to focus? Would appreciate all your feedback. Thanks for sharing!
Hey happy to answer a detailed question like this. So the over heating Is not something i have personally had issues with. And alot of the auto focus issues have been fixed via firmware. Alot of these comments may be from a few years ago. I still use a g7x III regularly for travel with my friends and I don't find an issue. BUT if these things are a concern i would HIGHLY recommend looking up the sony ZV1 or sony ZVe10! i cannot say enough good things about the cameras. And its hard to not recommend sony cameras. They rarely let you down. Just know that the colors arn't quite as straight out of the box pretty as the canon cameras
Tech Through The Lens thank you so much for responding back. I think I’m going to get the mark iii, just wanted to find out a bit more before making the leap. I may come back for my questions and hopefully you’ll be able to help me with that. Thanks again!
f1.8 on 1 inch sensor is equivalent to f4.5 on full frame, just to clarify.
I think that the Canon M6 mk II belongs in another category (same one as Canon M50) because it has interchangeable lenses. Most (mirrorless) interchange lens cameras have bigger sensors (barring Sony ZVe 10 top of mind),
I dont disagree. But generally people just care about the size and i would categorize those cameras as a compact camera. Also, Its a good way for people to find out about these cameras because otherwise they may never look at a canon m6 mkII if they are looking up 'compact/ small cameras"
i got a M6 mark II and I'm looking for something more compact for work. Point and shoots have my eye for that purpose. but you have a point its not very compact unless you got the 15-45mm kit lens. I'm using an EFS 18-135mm so it makes it big.
I totally agree. I don't know why he included it in this comparison. Maybe because he already owned one. It's not really a pocket camera.
RX100M7 !!
Is better than Sony RX 100 7?
I'm looking for something for landscape photography. I don't want to carry a bulky camera so I'm looking for a compact. I currently have the Canon sx740 hs but unfortunately the image quality is not that good. Any suggestions? I was leaning towards the Canon g5 or g7. I don't care about vlogging just photography
As well as my bigger cameras I use a Sony rx100 vi and a Ricoh griii for landscape type stuff, and you get filters for both
Canon G-series is a good choice. As a bonus they use the same battery. I have G9 X Mark II and SX730 HS and the difference in image quality is huge.
Is this a Canon commercial?
Hi I have a problem. I really am trying to buy a compact camera that is right for me. Unfortunately living in the UK, there are hardly any camera shops that have any cameras in to go look at and hold to see if right. I had an Olympus Pen 10 and while a fantastic camera because of my tremor I could not change lens safety. So had to sell it and am now looking again. I really like the look and size of the Canon M6 Mark 11 but it has changeable lens. Can you buy a lens for it that is not big and can do macro and distance for birds etc? No bigger than the one in the video clip please? It is a nightmare for me as I really do want to find the right one but non in shops so looking online. As you can appreciate if it is wrong when it arrives I have to send back.
@@truthseeker6804 Thank you so so much for your help. I am just going to go to a couple of shops although a couple of hours drive away, at least I may be able to hold some to see which to choose. I really do appreciate your help. I will get back to you as soon as I get back later and let you know which one I chose. 😊😊😊😊😊😊 x
@@truthseeker6804 Thank you. Yes just phoned them first to see what they have in stock, as no good going all that way if none to try. And you are right, hardly anything in stock apart from the mega mega priced ones 😩😩😩. Oh well, my camera hunt will have to wait I suppose 😩. Is it the same in USA? We are hoping to pay our friends a visit later in the year, Covid permitting of course. We have not seen them now for 3 years. xx
@@truthseeker6804 I am in UK but they only had the expensive ones with changeable lens in. They said just keep checking but I have done for the past few months and no change. 😔
seems like you found what you are looking for. I would personally consider the canon g7x mkIII. it has a built in lense with a macro mode
Is you are in the south of the UK, try Park Cameras, but office first to see if they have the camera you're thinking about. They've stopped having everything out front, thanks 2 folks with sticky fingers, but they might be able 2 help you.
I've been researching for a new camera and I think I've watched 10 of your videos. They're very informative and have been really helpful!
I think I've narrowed my choices down to 2, but I still can't decide between the Canon G7X iii vs. M6 Mark ii. I was specifically looking for a compact camera that shoots 4k. I want to film art videos with the option to zoom in on post, which is why I'm on the hunt for great 4k and autofocus. I don't have a big budget so I kinda want to go for the Canon G7X iii, but I really love the cinematic feel you get on mirrorless cameras. I'm really torn, what would you suggest? Also, these 2 canons have a 30 min. video recording limit right?
Ideally, I would have loved to go for the Sony ZV-E10. It has everything I need at a price I can afford, but sadly it's sold out everywhere and it looks like it's not coming back in stock anytime soon :(
I think objectively the m6 mk II is better but the g7x has the benfits of being compact. I think the choise is simple if you prefer to keep one lense and have something pocket size, go with the g7x. If you are okay with it taking up a bit more space go with the m6 mk II
the M6 MII is a dead camera system... canon just announced the APC RF line... there will not be any new lenses or anything for the M series.... if you want a great camera with great video features... get the Canon EOS M... it's old... BUT... you can get use magic lantern on it... with the proper lens you can start shooting videos just the way you want and it cost you barely $100
anyway the canon g7x iii has image stabilizer a lens shift one which means it is an optical stabilization thank you
Thank you for the video.
Seems an *unfair* comparison.
Compact cameras Have a *fixed lens*
But
Your _chosen_ your fave camera ( *canon M6* ) is _a camera body_ that*you can attach separate lenses* .
Hey is it worth to buy Sony A7ii
I think you should be able to get a used at a7c or a73 for a really good price. It should be a much better deal for you
One negative with the Sony cameras also is their menu system. It's so much less user friendly compared to the Canon simple system. Moreover, to update the Sony on a MacBook Pro is really complicated. I have the zv1 and still operating on ver 1.0 when the current is like 3. something or other just because I'm not going to affect the "root" operating system in order to update and I can't find anyone who will update the camera for me. How about that? :-(
The Sony Menu system is a disaster but you can change settings quite fast after you have made good defaults and the favourites menu. I think the lack of proper touch screen menus is a greater fault. I can't believe why there are no touch screen menus when you have touch screen in the RX100 VI. The only thing you can do is change the focus point when shooting.
@@Supersaiyan79 I don’t disagree with you at all. I totally loved the camera except for the very challenging menu and lack of external button camera control of the 3 elements of light control and touch screen and better battery life. These three led me to sell the camera this past week and I’ll wait for Canon to come out with “that” pocket 1” or preferably APS-C pocket cam (if that’s even possible).
Im confused 😂 im a tech noob
What do you guys recommend for travel Instagram photos?
I wanted ask you what quality compare with smart phones, Huawei P30 Pro , Samsung S22 or similar phones...but when I checked prices.... 😥😥😯😯 it's more expansive then some mirrorless cameras and DSLR.....thanks...no way
Exactly! at that point cameras are a better buy than phones
Canon eos M6 mark 2 is a mirrorless camera not a point & shoot.plz correct your info
can anyone suggest compact camera for filming concerts?? 🙏🙏🙏
ANything Sony or FUJI. Great low light performance and fast shooting speeds
@@TechThroughTheLens hii so the sony rx100 is good enough right? can i know which mark do u suggest?
The best point & shoot camera is the Apple iPhone Pro. Videos are broadcast quality & stills have a 3 lens profile. The images go directly to the iCloud. (Photos) - No need to do any uploading to your computer for editing. 🚂
I own two compacts: The G5X and Lumix LX100 Mark II. Compact market is dead now.
Ah yes you really showed 5 cameras
Be aware of the lense shutter issue.
All my blogs are shot on Canon g7x ii. one of the best. been using for 3 years.
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For Car Reviewers which is the better choice the Sony ZV-1 or the Canon G7X Mk. III?
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I would say sony zv1. for the sole purpose of having slog 3 and the on board audio. . It will give you more dyanmic range for those tricky lighting shots and better audio overall
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