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Cameras

2,068 cameras from Sony, Fujifilm, Canon and more. Most cost $51 to $5,579, and half cost less than $599.

Cameras by use

Mirrorless cameras with 4K video119Full-frame mirrorless190DSLR cameras with a lens kit106Action cameras with 4K video68Compact cameras with 4K video109

Each use has a written rule on its page, built from listed specs. A camera can match several uses.

Recommended cameras

Bloepum

Compact

+Features 8X digital zoom for closer views
+Compact camera type for portable everyday shooting
−Digital zoom reduces image detail compared with optical zoom
$15.49
as of 11/03/2026 22:09 PST - Details
Fujifilm

Instant

+Instant camera that prints photos on the spot
+Bundled with Instax Mini Pastel film
$124.90
as of 11/03/2026 23:03 PST - Details
Fujifilm

Instant

+Instant film camera that prints photos on the spot
+Bundled with 40 film sheets for instant prints
$279.99
as of 11/03/2026 23:03 PST - Details
Fujifilm

Instant

+Instant camera type prints photos right after each shot
+Works as a smartphone printer as well as a camera
−Requires a smartphone connection for its hybrid functions
$399.60
as of 11/03/2026 23:03 PST - Details
instax

Instant

+Hybrid design combines instant printing with digital capture
+Prints instant credit card sized photos on demand
$403.74
as of 11/03/2026 23:36 PST - Details
Olympus

Film

+Uses 35mm film for traditional analog photography
+Compact film camera for simple point-and-shoot use
−Requires film and film processing for every photo
$39.99
as of 11/04/2026 00:31 PST - Details
Olympus

Film

+Uses APS film for analog photography
+Zoom lens gives a flexible focal range for film shots
−Requires APS film and film processing for every photo
$473.25
as of 11/04/2026 00:31 PST - Details
Sony

Bridge

+Bridge camera type with a long zoom range
+Includes a 72mm Digital HT Ultra Clear glass filter
$2,387.00
as of 11/04/2026 04:38 PST - Details
Vivitar

Film

+Uses 35mm film, a common format for film photography
+Film camera type suits shooters who prefer analog images
−Film cameras need film purchased and developed separately
$99.95
as of 11/04/2026 07:38 PST - Details
Vivitar

Film

+Uses 35mm film for analog underwater photos
+Film camera type suits shooters who want analog images
−Film must be processed separately before photos can be viewed
$39.99
as of 11/04/2026 07:38 PST - Details
Fujifilm

Instant

+Instant camera type prints photos right after each shot
+Imported from Japan, a Cheki-style instant camera
No price recorded yet.
JVC

Video

+Shoulder-mounted camcorder built for professional video work
+ProHD model designed for steady handheld shooting
−Shoulder form factor is bulkier than consumer handheld camcorders
No price recorded yet.
Nikon

Bridge

+Bridge design suits users who want a single zoom camera
+Comes bundled with a tripod for steady shots
−Bridge body is larger than a typical compact camera
No price recorded yet.

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Mirrorless Cameras571Cameras with a Lens484Cameras with 4K Video459Compact Cameras435Cameras under $100362Cameras under $150327Instant Cameras300Video Cameras272

Cameras by price

$0 to $2567
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$50 to $150321
$100 to $200211
$150 to $250120
$200 to $30077
$300 to $40079
$400 to $50075
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$500 to $60062
$600 to $70050
$700 to $80053
$800 to $90043
$900 to $1,00042
$1,100 to $1,20028
$1,400 to $1,50018
$1,900 to $2,00019
$2,400 to $2,50024
$2,900 to $3,00011
$3,900 to $4,0007
$7,400 to $7,5006

Count of the 2,068 cameras in each price band.

Cameras by Camera type

Mirrorless570
Compact434
Instant300
Video272
Action211
DSLR162
Film59
Bridge25

Cameras that list a Camera type value.

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