When photographing on the move, you're bound to come across a magnitude of places, objects and environments. So versatility is key. Small compact cameras have come a long way and nowadays offer great flexibility while capturing incredible detail as you find your photographic feet.
If you’re photographing architecture, a full-frame sensor is ideal to help you capture the most out of your scene. Full-frame sensors offer the best image quality and allow you to use wider-angle lenses. However, we have a range of compact, bridge and APS-C sensor cameras that, again, have come a long way and have made a name for incredible architectural photography!
What our experts recommend...
Angus from our Belfast store: “The Ricoh GR IIIx is a very small camera, and it comes with an APS-C sensor. Meaning it’s easy to fit in your pocket and yet will give you the best image quality. It’s why so many street photographers use them.”
Guy from our Manchester store: “The Panasonic TZ200 is a great little camera which makes it easy to take anywhere. Plus, it has an amazing long zoom meaning you can shoot high-quality images from a far.”
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