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<blockquote data-quote="Matt Vivlamore" data-source="post: 4651" data-attributes="member: 33">I am looking to replace my ’07-era Sony CyberShot DSC-W80 with something newer; back then I paid a nice $250 for this camera.&nbsp; It has served me well and taken many great pictures, but the age is starting show.I do know that a compact/pocket camera does have limitations when compared to a DSLR, but I don’t have a need for something like that.&nbsp; I want it to fit in my pocket and be able to pull it out and Point, Adjust with the help of Autofocus, &amp; Shoot.For my pictures that I take: &nbsp;- My shows (I do have a Hazer running); so excellent low light photos are often taken.&nbsp;- My dog playing; so a quick capture is needed so it doesn’t blur&nbsp;- And general photography of nature and vacations; a “Stabilization assistance” is helpful.&nbsp; I do want to take some Panoramic shots and the HDR photos look neat.I was using trying to use a Nikon Coolpix L120, this past weekend and it is a terrible camera.&nbsp; I was trying to capture some entire room pics; the room looks fine, but all the subjects are blurry.&nbsp; Budget: $200-250.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Matt Vivlamore, post: 4651, member: 33"] I am looking to replace my ’07-era Sony CyberShot DSC-W80 with something newer; back then I paid a nice $250 for this camera. It has served me well and taken many great pictures, but the age is starting show. I do know that a compact/pocket camera does have limitations when compared to a DSLR, but I don’t have a need for something like that. I want it to fit in my pocket and be able to pull it out and Point, Adjust with the help of Autofocus, & Shoot. For my pictures that I take: - My shows (I do have a Hazer running); so excellent low light photos are often taken. - My dog playing; so a quick capture is needed so it doesn’t blur - And general photography of nature and vacations; a “Stabilization assistance” is helpful. I do want to take some Panoramic shots and the HDR photos look neat. I was using trying to use a Nikon Coolpix L120, this past weekend and it is a terrible camera. I was trying to capture some entire room pics; the room looks fine, but all the subjects are blurry. Budget: $200-250. [/QUOTE]

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