PetaPixel Are Old Point-and-Shoot Cameras Good, or Is It Just Nostalgia?


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Three men hold different cameras toward the viewer. The man in the center, with gray hair, focuses on his Canon camera. The man on the left squints his eyes, holding a Sigma camera, while the man on the right holds a Sony camera.

Earlier this summer, Chris Niccolls, Jordan Drake, and I browsed the fixed-lens section of KEH's website to see what was available for a reasonable price. With compact, point-and-shoot cameras suddenly exploding in popularity, we were wondering: have they aged well, or is it just nostalgia?

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