point-and-shoot

Adjective

Meaning

point-and-shoot (not comparable)

(photography, of a camera) Designed for quick, simple use with minimal configuration.
Synonym: point-and-click

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Examples

Many deluxe point-and-shoot cameras and higher-end DSLRs offer a choice between sRGB and Adobe RGB for the JPEG files they create. Source: Internet

If the RX100 V is the best point-and-shoot camera that can fit in your pocket, the RX10 IV is the best point-and-shoot camera that can’t — it’s more capable, but less portable. Source: Internet

“I think around the age of five, my parents gave me a little point-and-shoot camera for my birthday, and I started taking pictures,” he says. Source: Internet

Photographers who want more control and zoom range than a point-and-shoot offers, but aren't ready for a hefty DSLR and multiple lenses. Source: Internet

Whether it’s a point-and-shoot or a fancy DSLR, your digital camera does not take web-friendly images. Source: Internet

With a mirrorless camera, you'll get the premium image quality and interchangeable lens system of a DSLR, plus the compact camera body of a point-and-shoot camera, all in one convenient package. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

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