I’ve tested nearly a dozen point-and-shoot cameras — these are the best no matter your experience level

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Pocketable point-and-shoot cameras are having a serious moment. New and old models are selling out, with most camera manufacturers struggling to keep up with demand. The Fujifilm X100VI, a very popular camera on social media, took me five months to receive after placing my pre-order.

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As a tech reporter (and a photography enthusiast), I test cameras year-round — I’ve tried over a dozen cameras to get. Below are some of the best point-and-shoot cameras, plus expert advice about what makes these cameras worthwhile.

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My top picks come from camera brands like Sony, Leica and Ricoh. Some options on this list were sent to me by the brands for testing purposes for this story, others were not.

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I list key specifications I think you should know below each recommendation. If you find any of them confusing, you can learn more about the basics of photography, including terms like aperture, shutter speed and ISO, on sites like Adobe, MasterClass, Skillshare, and Expert Photography.

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