Fujifilm X100V

I don't get too excited about them easy, but for people pictures the Fuji films the best, because they're optimized for people pictures now I wouldn't...

Ultimately, the upgrades on the X 100 V have transformed it into a very flexible camera that can successfully turn his hand to many subjects in situat...

I appreciated what they were trying to be, but he just has never really a camera that I had a good time with, and I have to say the x100 V is probably...

However, its full-frame image sensor has 47MP (!) of resolution, which means you can sensibly crop in to a 35mm (or even 50mm and 75mm) FoV and still have great resolution. Optical image stabilization, a fantastic lens and truly fast autofocus are other strong suits, but really, as you can get four-ish X100V's for the same price as a Q2, the absolute dollar cost is likely to be the deciding factor here.

Chief among them is the Fujifilm X100V, which is not only one of the best compact cameras we've tested but is also a pretty formidable video camera. Though it's not the most compact video option, it's still fairly portable, so you can easily fit it into a small bag or coat pocket and get shooting at a moment's notice. The camera uses the same 26-megapixel APS-C sensor you can find on the Fujifilm X-S10 mentioned above, so video quality is fantastic

Unfortunately, this camera doesn't have an in-body stabilization system or an optically-stabilized lens, so you might have trouble snapping sharp images at slower shutter speeds. In addition, while its lack of a handgrip contributes to its pocket-friendly size, it also makes it hard to maintain a secure grip on its body. Otherwise, if you're looking for a portable camera that delivers fantastic image quality, it's a great choice

Fujifilm X100V. No temptation to buy other lenses, etc. Fixed 35mm full frame equivalent lens. Tiny, lightweight.

Unfortunately, this camera's battery life isn't especially long, so you may want to purchase an extra battery for long shooting sessions. It can also overheat, though the risk of this occurring is highest when shooting 4k video. Otherwise, if you're looking for a compact, sturdy point-and-shoot that delivers excellent image quality out-of-the-box, this is a very good option