Best Cameras Under $150 | Digital Camera HQ's Buyer's Guide
You don't have to spend a lot of money to get a top-of-the-line digital camera. We've rounded up a selection of high-quality, well-reviewed, affordable digital cameras to prove that great digital camera deals can be found, and you can take great photos without spending too much money.
| [Read our full Nikon L19 Review] The Nikon Coolpix L19 is about as simple as a camera can get. It's a small, no-fuss point-and-shoot digital camera with a more-than-satisfactory eight megapixel CCD sensor. Great for casual photographers who don't want to get too wrapped up in the operation of their camera, the Nikon L19 is a smart buy for consumers interested in saving themselves time, frustration, and most importantly, money. Remember, though: you get what you pay for. So while the L19 is great for convenience and ease-of-use, you miss out on certain elements that make for high-quality photos. | |
| The Canon Powershot A1000 IS is the latest entry in Canon's point-and-shoot 'A' series, which has long been seen as the premier line of casual cameras for novice and beginner photographers. The A1000 IS is perhaps the smallest 'A' series camera yet, extraordinarily compact with a subtle hand-rest curve that makes it easy to grip. The A1000 IS has an image stabilized 4x optical zoom and 10-megapixel sensor, not to mention heaps and heaps of praise from satisfied customers. Click through to our product page to read the many glowing testimonials to this superlative camera. | |
| [Read our full Fuji Z30 Review] The Fuji FinePix Z30 adds a dash of style to the typically boring appearance of affordable digital cameras. No boring gray or silver to be found here. The Z30 comes in black, violet, orange, or pink, for an extra bit of personality. Under the appealing body, you'll find a 10-megapixel sensor and an array of useful features meant to streamline your photographic experience. For example, 'Blog Mode' will convert your shots to resolutions and sizes ideal for sharing online, whether on a blog or via email. |
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