Point and Shoot

The third and latest G series compact camera from Canon is clearly designed to impress. The flagship PowerShot G1 X Mark III is the first of the company's point-and-shoot cameras to be treated to a 24 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor and Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus.​

The recently revealed Olympus Stylus SH-1 has the potential to be a great travel camera. Gizmag went hands-on with the soon-to-be-released compact to see whether the retro-styled compact long zoom camera is as good as it looks.

Swedish-led Q Lifestyle has released a colorful 5 megapixel, 3G-packing pocket camera called theQ that's both easy on the budget and simple to use.

The Leica C is the latest luxury reworking of a mainstream camera. This time the famously red dotted firm has collaborated with Audi Design to turn the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LF1 into a camera for design-conscious snappers. At least with Wi-Fi, NFC and an EVF, it boasts some solid tech credentials.

Nikon has announced two new updates to its line-up of Coolpix cameras. The P7800, which introduces an electronic viewfinder to the enthusiast-focused P7000 series, and the S02, which brings an improved resolution and Full HD video recording to Nikon's line of itty-bitty point-and-shoots.

Sony has revealed the Cyber-shot RX100, a compact camera with a larger than usual 1.0-inch sensor which measures 13.2 x 8.8mm.

The miniature Ubi-Camera uses the photographer's fingers as its viewfinder

Nikon has scheduled a February release for nine new COOLPIX cameras.

A new compact camera with a 3-inch flip-out LCD screen is among a barrage of new products just announced at Samsung's IFA 2011 press conference in Berlin.

Nikon has announced three new Coolpix cameras, the P7000, S8100 and the S80.

Canon has unveiled three new PowerShot cameras which now all include high definition movie recording, SDXC card support and benefit from numerous lens, sensor and image handling improvements

Samung's inclusion of a flip-out USB connector on its PL90 model is still a welcome addition.