Bison Bud wrote:
I have been using a Canon G9 for my compact camera for quite some time and am now considering an upgrade to compliment my DLSR. I've done quite a bit of research online, but just can't seem to find one that has all the features I'd like to have in a compact and wonder if anyone out there has any recommendations. The key features I would like to have are:
1. At least a 1" sensor. Bigger is better, but this generally means less zoom range, bigger overall size, etc.
2. A quality built-in Viewfinder. This is a must have for me, I'm not interested in an add on viewfinder!
3. A quality, fast lens with a viable zoom range of 5X or better, f/2.8 to f/11 or better.
4. Typical exposure controls, Auto, Program, full manual, A-Priority, S-Priority, and Program modes.
5. Fully articulated screen. I might settle for a tiltable screen, but would much prefer the fully articulated.
6. Fast, preferably phase detect auto focus system.
7. At least 1080p video capabilities, preferably with good auto track focus.
8. Built in flash and/or hotshoe to mount one.
8. Truly pocket sized body. Whether sealed would be a plus, but not a deal breaker.
9. I would like to keep the price under $1000.00, but will consider revising that for the right camera.
Anyway, I so far haven't found anything that really meets these criteria and I'll probably have to settle for something less. I currently have some interest in the Sony RX-100 series and the Lumix ZS-100, as possible runners-up. Any further suggestions would be appreciated and further researched! Good luck and good shooting to all.
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Basically, other than cost, the Fuji X100V is your answer to virtually all your questions. If the $1,000 limit must be adhered to grab the almost equally good Fuji X100F.