budget point and shoot camera?

kaemi123

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Hi, need help on deciding which camera to get.

Mainly for travel photos and vlog-ish (more landscape than selfie kind) videos, so I would like to get 1080p footages.

Budget is to keep within $450, even cheaper the better.

Would like some decent battery life too. And optical image stabilisation (most impt)!

Current considerations: sony wx500, canon sx620 hs, nikon p530, panasonic tz57
and something I've considered: sony as50 action camera, but I am deciding against it as I wanted to take some photos too that didn't have the fish eye effects... :/

Which would you recommend? Or any other compact cameras?
 
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ahleegee

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Maybe try the Casio EX5000

A bit out of your budget cos its around $600+ but I find the Casio EX series quite good as a PNS. Easy to use. Good in low light (f2.7) and I think the best part is the auto mode. They call it premium auto mode. Really can don't think just shoot. When travelling it's better if no need to fiddle around with settings. Videos are decent also. Can just switch off the super tok gong selfie mode if you think the photos look too "perfect" when shooting people oso.

Hi, need help on deciding which camera to get.

Mainly for travel photos and vlog-ish (more landscape than selfie kind) videos, so I would like to get 1080p footages.

Budget is to keep within $450, even cheaper the better.

Would like some decent battery life too. And optical image stabilisation (most impt)!

Current considerations: sony wx500, canon sx620 hs, nikon p530, panasonic tz57
and something I've considered: sony as50 action camera, but I am deciding against it as I wanted to take some photos too that didn't have the fish eye effects... :/

Which would you recommend? Or any other compact cameras?
 
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