Best Digital Cameras - 0.02 to 0.47 lb. Weight, Best Image, true Touchscreen Panel

Panasonic's tiny CSC has the imaging power of a full-size compact system camera

A small camera that can take different lenses using a standard Micro Four Thirds mount

Panasonic’s newest miniature CSC adds viewfinder plus accessory shoe

Some interesting specs in a teeny tiny body

Pros: Stills and video quality, build quality.

It's very small and it can take good pictures, but it's not well designed

Samsung gets the cheers for designing an incredibly small interchangeable lens camera, and it’ll fill a niche with select customers, especially the selfie generation. Photographically, it isn’t strong enough to replace cameras with larger sensors.

Touchscreen interface, built-in wi-fi connectivity and GPS

1080p video with zooming, stereo sound and continuous AF

Good zoom length, Touchscreen, Digital filters

Impressive zoom for such a compact body

Lens quality is very good with sharp images

Nikon's micro compact is smaller than a credit card… but is it too lightweight?

Extremely small camera, Metal body, Plenty of built-in memory

Innovative way for smartphone owners to take better-quality, more versatile photos and quickly share them

FullHD video with stereo sound, 10x optical zoom lens

A bold experiment to improve smartphone photography, but its failings are manifold

Flash is intelligent and does supplement ambient light

Built-in Wi-fi, and GPS via a smartphone

Good value for money, Built-in Wi-Fi

Very compact form factor

Decent photo quality for its class, Stylish, ultra-thin metal body

Excellent Magnifying Glass Plus mode

Maintaining good-to-excellent photo quality

Sharp lens, Good quality at high ISOs

Solid image quality in a pocketable body

Compact, Easy to use, First rate optics, Excellent image quality

Excellent built-in Wi-Fi features and two screens to make taking self-portraits easy

Inexpensive, Compact, Front-facing LCD for self portraits

Inexpensive asking price

Excellent Wi-Fi sharing