u/Flameboy465

• Budget: $500-$1000
• Country: USA
• Condition: Used if its cheaper
• Type of Camera: Point and shoot fixed
• Intended use: Photography
• If photography; what style: (landscape, portrait, street, food,)
• What features do you absolutely need: weather sealing, articulating screen
• What features would be nice to have: Viewfinder, zoom
• Portability: How portable does it need to be? pocketable for travel
• Cameras you're considering: Lumix ZS99, Sony RX100 VII, Fujifilm X100V or X100VI.
• Cameras you already have: Rebel T7i
• Notes: Hi everyone, so recently ive been looking back getting into photography. For context I used a Rebel T7i and I never used it the way I wanted due to how bulky it was. I realized I really like taking photos with my phone which led me to point-and-shoot Cameras. I use a Fujifilm Instax and I have a ton of fun with it so I wanted something that can give me those film-like photos. I researched some and Ive come down to a couple: Lumix ZS99, Sony RX100 VII, Fujufilm X100V or X100VI. I like the lumix and sony because of their zoom and how compact it is, but im starting to prefer the Fujifilm for its film simulation! I would be using this for travel and outings mainly with some indoor food photography as well. Thoughts?

Hi everyone, so ive been doing some photography on and off for a while now but I want to give it another try because I figured out what I want out of my experience. I want to try out a compact digital point and shoot camera, something like a fujifilm. I love the look of film photos and I read that they make great cameras with those effects. Id like not to do a lot of post editing as well and moreso just capture the moment and not change it to much. Lastly I want something small that I can take to travel, I felt I couldnt take my current (Rebel T7i) camera on the go due to how big it is. I want to spend around $500-$1000 at most so im open to options!