Compact Cameras

Compact cameras, also known as point-and-shoot cameras, are small, lightweight digital cameras designed for easy portability and user-friendly operation. They typically feature fixed lenses and automatic settings, allowing users to capture images without the need for extensive technical knowledge. Compact cameras often include a variety of scene modes and built-in flash, making them suitable for casual photography, travel, and everyday use. While they may not offer the advanced features or image quality of larger DSLRs or mirrorless cameras, compact cameras are valued for their convenience and simplicity, making them popular among amateur photographers and casual users.