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Line 15: == Types of point-and-shoot digital cameras == Current point-and-shoot digital cameras have coalesced into three categories: * [[List of large sensor fixed-lens cameras#Cameras with a prime lens\|~~large~~premium ~~sensor~~compact cameras]] with a ~~prime~~large ~~lens]]~~sensor ~~that~~and isprime lens optimized for [[travel photography\|travel]] and [[street photography]]; * [[vlogging]] cameras with a [[Wide-angle lens\|wide-~~angle~~]] or [[Ultra wide angle lens\|ultra wide-angle]] lens and a [[Articulating screen\|flip screen]]; * [[List of superzoom compact cameras\|travel zoom cameras]] with a compact [[rangefinder camera\|rangefinder]]-style body.<ref>{{cite web \|url=http://www.cnet.com/news/compact-megazooms-compared-roundup/ \|title=Compact megazooms compared (roundup) \|author=Joshua Goldman \|access-date=29 April 2014}}</ref> Fixed-lens cameras that include an all-in-one [[superzoom]] lens in a large [[DSLR]]-style body are known as [[List of bridge cameras\|bridge cameras]].

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