Best Point and Shoot (Compact) Digital Cameras - With APS-C

Selecting the right digital camera can be a challenging task. In our catalog, we alleviate this difficulty by featuring only the best-selling cameras, carefully chosen through a combination of reliable reviews and comprehensive business data from multiple sources.

Selecting the right digital camera can be a challenging task. In our catalog, we alleviate this difficulty by featuring only the best-selling cameras, carefully chosen through a combination of reliable reviews and comprehensive business data from multiple sources.

Small, pocket-sized cameras that can be used easily by everyone. Lenses are not interchangeable. The main differences between point-and-shoot cameras and modern cell phone cameras are the lens zoom and waterproof models that enable users to take images under water (diving or snorkeling).

Small, pocket-sized cameras that can be used easily by everyone. Lenses are not interchangeable. The main differences between point-and-shoot cameras and modern cell phone cameras are the lens zoom and waterproof models that enable users to take images under water (diving or snorkeling). Read More

APS-C is a smaller sensor size compared to full frame; hence, it normally has a smaller camera body and uses smaller lenses. It is the most common sensor size in consumer and semi-professional DSLRs and can be found in some compact cameras as well.

APS-C is a smaller sensor size compared to full frame; hence, it normally has a smaller camera body and uses smaller lenses. It is the most common sensor size in consumer and semi-professional DSLRs and can be found in some compact cameras as well. Read Less