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Suggest a good point and shoot digital camera

leom

Folks,
Based on your exp. can you suggest a decent point and shoot digital camera please?
Thnx

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PopeBuckfastXVI

Panasonic Lumix TZ6 or TZ7 - fantastic zoom range, which is handy for composing your pictures without moving!

Johnny Nothumbs

you wont find better than the Canon G11,it has the best of both worlds

mindundalk

leom wrote: »

Folks,
Based on your exp. can you suggest a decent point and shoot digital camera please?
Thnx

http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/j/finepix_j27/features/index.html

MikeHunt

Seconding the Lumix range or a Canon G11 if you have the cash.

Lumix use Leica lenses which are fantastic, and the image sensors they use get good reviews. There's a nice 29mm wide one on the DMC-FS15 model.

stiophan

Fuji F70EXR or F200EXR. Good with low light, more manual controls if you ever need them and the EXR offers better quality. Canon Powershot S90- nice zoom much like a SLR with a manual focus ring on the lens. Canons are just always very sharp and pick up the detail. If you want all the bells and auto-everything- Sony are good- auto smile/shake/make coffee

CabanSail

leom wrote: »

Folks,
Based on your exp. can you suggest a decent point and shoot digital camera please?
Thnx

There is not enough information there for anyone to give you proper advice.

What you are asking is the equivalent of "Can you suggest a really good car?"

Some will say the Lotus, others may then suggest a ten year old used Golf, yet others will insist on the Ferrari, then some will say that what you really need is a Bike or maybe Roller Skates.

If you had said you needed to take four passengers, gear and be able to drive up a rough mountain track with a budget of €8k then you would get advice on buying a Landrover or a Jeep etc.

So a good point and shoot is one which is in your budget that has the features you require for what you are shooting.

If it's a "beer camera" so that you can get happy snaps for Facebook etc, then the choice is huge. A read through this thread may help you decide.

slidersedge23

leom wrote: »

Folks,
Based on your exp. can you suggest a decent point and shoot digital camera please?
Thnx

Any Nikon Camera