Point and Shoot
7 products from 3 brands, including Sony, FujiFilm, Ricoh. Prices from $347.95 to $2,715.95, including GST. 1 ship within 1-2 business days.
Point and shoot cameras are compact digital cameras for travel, everyday photos, street photography and simple video. Choose a small zoom model for flexible framing, or a fixed-lens camera for a direct shooting experience and a pocket-friendly design. This range includes Sony, FujiFilm and Ricoh options for casual photographers, creators and travellers.
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FujiFilmFujiFilm X100VI Digital Camera (Silver)
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FujiFilmFujiFilm X100VI Digital Camera (Black)
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SonySony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 VII Digital Camera
$1,607.95 incl. GST Ships in 4-6 weeksAdd to cart -
SonySony ZV-E10 Mirrorless Camera (Body Only, Black)
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RicohRicoh GR IIIx HDF Digital Camera
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SonySony ZV-1F Vlogging Camera (Black)
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RicohRicoh PENTAX WG-1000 Digital Camera (Grey)
$347.95 incl. GST Ships in 2-3 weeksAdd to cart
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About the Point and Shoot range
Start with the lens and sensor. Optical zoom helps you frame distant subjects without the quality loss of digital zoom, while a fixed lens can be smaller and suit street or everyday photography. A larger sensor generally performs better in low light and preserves more detail. Check the focal-length range, maximum aperture and image stabilisation for handheld shooting. For video, compare resolution, autofocus, microphone support, screen movement and recording limits. Body size, weight, viewfinder type and battery life also matter if you plan to carry the camera all day.
Point and shoot does not always mean fully automatic. Some models have fixed lenses, while others offer optical zoom, manual controls, vlogging features or rugged construction. Check each product page for the included battery, charger, lens and memory-card requirements. SD card format and capacity support can differ, so confirm the camera specification before buying a card. A fixed-lens camera cannot accept interchangeable lenses, and a body-only camera requires a compatible lens before it can take photos. Dispatch time is shown on each product page.
Point and Shoot questions
What is a point and shoot camera?
A point and shoot camera is a compact digital camera designed for straightforward photography. Many models provide automatic exposure and autofocus, while some also offer manual controls, larger sensors, optical zoom or video features. The lens may be fixed to the camera or built in with a variable zoom range.
Are point and shoot cameras better than a phone?
It depends on what you photograph. A point and shoot camera can provide optical zoom, a larger sensor, physical controls, a viewfinder or a more comfortable shooting grip. A phone is usually easier for sharing and always available. Compare lens range, low-light performance, video needs and portability rather than megapixels alone.
Do point and shoot cameras need a memory card?
Most cameras in this category use a separate memory card, but the supported card type and maximum capacity vary by model. Check the product specifications before buying one. Also confirm whether the camera includes a battery and charger, as included accessories differ between products.