We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Point-and-shoot cameras can be incredibly nostalgic because of the experience of using 35mm film and getting it developed. On top of using ...

They say smartphones killed the “point-and-shoot” camera, but reports of the death of these pocket-friendly picture takers have been greatly exaggerated. While low-end models have largely bitten the ...

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 ...

On eve of Photo Marketing Association show, camera makers announce new single-lens reflex models to compete in crowded sector of digicam market. Photos: New SLRs from Olympus, Nikon Stephen Shankland ...

Twenty years ago people would just ask, “Do you shoot Nikon or Canon?” Not so today. Camera tech has evolved at a blistering pace. There are many high-quality brands vying for your dollars, and ...

Admit it: you want to buy a digital camera. Maybe it hit you last weekend, as you flipped through blurry vacation pics on your Galaxy S4. Or perhaps it was yesterday at work, when a colleague confused ...

Just as digital cameras all but destroyed the market for photographic film, the rapid shift to picture-taking smartphones has torn into a camera sector dominated by Japanese firms including Canon (IW ...

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.