What do you Professional's use on a Point & Shoot Camera?

[LightRanger]

Buddy who works and does PR stuff for a pro photo place in Portland loves his LX5. As I love mine.

If I was buying right now, I'd strongly consider a Sony RX100.

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[fishmonger]

RX100 is nice if you want to spend that much on a walk-around camera or if this is your own camera and you want something nice and compact. However, that much money usually has me contemplate items such as a new lens for my DSLR and shoot the old 8MP point and shoot I already own

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[rlown]

bumping this thread. Cyber Monday is upon us. Any updates on great compact P&S cameras that we should look at?

[RoguePhotonic]

Well for a point and shoot I can't really complain about the Canon G1X. All my photos last year from week 11-16 were taken with it. It is important to note I shoot in manual only using RAW. The camera has a couple features I liked such as an ND filter for slow water shots and a tilt shift setting to play around with.

I suppose the two biggest draw backs to me is you actually have a lens cap you have to deal with and the thing is on the slow side.

[rlown]

let me be more precise. a good camera for cheap with >12MP, LIon batteries, and image stabilization.
I don't think I want a lens cap. Slow is bad.

[maverick]

Here you go Russ: http://www.point-and-shoot-camera-revie ... eviews.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;