Looking for an inexpensive point-and-shoot camera for the wife. Fixed lense no zoom she'll never use it. Water proof & maybe wifi.
Thanks in advance
Rich
Easyrider wrote:
Looking for an inexpensive point-and-shoot camera for the wife. Fixed lense no zoom she'll never use it. Water proof & maybe wifi.
Thanks in advance
Rich
Check out the canon P&S line, some have wifi now, my wife loves hers, fixed lens, seldom uses the zoom, discontinued now think it's number was A1500, second one out of that series she had, good shots, small size, no thinking about the camera just point and shoot
Give a price range. I would say look closely at the Canon G9X if it is in your price range.
phlash46
Loc: Westchester County, New York
Look at the Panasonic TG-5 or a used TG-4.
FreddB
Loc: PA - Delaware County
Easyrider wrote:
Looking for an inexpensive point-and-shoot camera for the wife. Fixed lense no zoom she'll never use it. Water proof & maybe wifi.
Thanks in advance
Rich
Oh my god! I have one of them!!!
The wife, not the camera. 😈😈😈
Thanks everyone for all the info right now I'm leaning towards the Panasonic TG 5
hannaco
Loc: People's Republic of California
For Black Friday Olympus has the TG-5 on sale.
My wife uses the Nikon AW 120, has all those features but We don’t use the WiFi or GPS capability. It’s a bit slow on taking a quick series of exposures and there’s no Msnual mode. Suffers a bit from lens flare issues too.
The TG-5 is an Olympus camera, not Panasonic. I'd go with the TG-5 from Olympus. Now on sale direct from Olympus.
Captain Al
get one with the zoom , she does not have to use it , but after a while she will .almost all point and shoot come with a zoom .under $ 200 , you get descent a pocket camera .
I'll add to the TG-5 list. I have one, it works well and is fun to use. In this case, my wife gave it to me. She thought I needed a camera I wouldn't stress over in crappy conditions. At first, I had to pretend I loved it. It was, after all, a point-and-shoot with a small sensor. After using it for a few days, I changed my mind! It takes great pictures and is full of entertaining things.
One is that the TG-5 can be set to record a GPS track log. If synced with your clock on your big camera, you can tag all your shots for location data. There is also a track log app where you could track your wife!
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