The megapixel wars are over. These days, any camera will have as many megapixels as you're likely to need. And today's selection of point-and-shooters and D-SLRs are loaded with advanced features, such as in-camera editing, Wi-Fi, HD video, and fast-shooting modes. The next-generation point-and-shooters are smaller and lighter, with bigger screens. D-SLR prices have dropped dramatically, making them accessible to a whole new crowd of hobbyists. Also, many D-SLRs now have video, so they can replace your old clunky camcorder. The models in this story are good representatives of the new breed of digital cameras, covering the spectrum of price and features. So don't let another summer pass with mediocre photos that go into cold storage on your hard drive. Take shots that you'll want to share, and even frame for your own wall of fame.
Here is a list Point-and-Shoot Cameras:
