Compact Digital Camera advice on quality not mega pixel

donny-gal

If you want to take pictures on holiday in a sunny climate - make sure it has a viewfinder. Screens are a PITA when it is sunny. DG

ukcarper

donny-gal wrote: »

If you want to take pictures on holiday in a sunny climate - make sure it has a viewfinder. Screens are a PITA when it is sunny. DG

That is very true but I be you can't find a digital camera under £100 with an optical viewfinder.

googler

The Panasonics use Leica lenses - a highly-regarded maker, and this is a good starting point.

I've been using one of their compacts for a few years now, and I'm very impressed and pleased.

A good condition used Pana may serve you well.

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googler wrote: »

The Panasonics use Leica lenses - a highly-regarded maker, and this is a good starting point.

I've been using one of their compacts for a few years now, and I'm very impressed and pleased.

A good condition used Pana may serve you well.

Well.. more like they've licensed the Leica name and had their lenses approved. Also, not all of them in the lower end models used the 'leica' lense.. a lot of them just say Lumix