Pull out any compact digital point-and-shoot camera at a party and everyone will want to take selfies. Pull out your smartphone, and people think you are tuning them out (even if you wanted to take a ...

Pocketable point-and-shoot cameras are having a serious moment. Despite the fact that most camera manufacturers haven’t made a new model in years, they are selling out, unable to keep up with demand.

If you’re longing to return to the good ol’ days of point, shoot, and print cameras, Polaroid has come through with the goods. The new Polaroid Flip is very much a modern evolution of what the company ...

High quality shots every time thanks to a hyperfocal 4-lens system, sonar autofocus, Polaroid's most powerful flash and new 'scene analysis' feature that warns when photos will be over or underexposed ...

A small point-and-shoot camera can help you capture moments your phone can't, with better zooms, larger image sensors and even rugged waterproofing. Though most modern phones can take great photos, ...

Everyone knows Gen Z is obsessed with physical media—from photos to vinyl and DVDs. But they’re not capturing memories on ...

Small cameras that tuck into a pocket are resurging in popularity – but there is more than one term used for small cameras. The terms point-and-shoot camera and compact camera are often used ...

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Samsung's TL110 point-n-shoot camera unveiled Monday. Samsung Monday unveiled five new ultra-slim point-and-shoot cameras with improved graphics, HD video support and greater image control. The TL110 ...

Thanks in part to the resurgence of popularity in point-and-shoot cameras, Panasonic has brought a successor to the five-year old ZS80 and ZS80D (TZ95 in other markets). Called the ZS99 (TZ99), the ...

When he's not testing the latest phones or phone cameras, Andrew can normally be found with his own camera in hand or behind his drums or eating his stash of home-cooked food -- sometimes all at once.