I want to buy a camera.

There is no such thing as the best, it depends on which point you focus on.

A little professional or at home?

Fashion models recommend Casio, not Sony. The night view is not good

-Sony is the worst at night. Unless it is manual, the photo details are also poor. Casio's edge difference is mainly the problem of early ceramic lenses. There is no problem if you don't use this kind of lens now. On the contrary, Casio is even better than Nikon and Canon in controlling purple edge and glare, which is obvious to all.

Manual model is Canon A series, IXUS is too expensive, and it also consumes electricity.

Want to buy an affordable home model, Nikon's 7600 and L 1 are both good.

Samsung is hot, Kodak battery is not good, not recommended.

Forget Fuji and Oba, the card is too expensive, and now the Bisogni memory stick is still expensive, and the former is the famous purple edge king, and the latter is too grainy.

AA batteries are just easy to use, but these cameras generally have low endurance and need to carry multiple batteries. In fact, the screen is also very important, because the current cameras basically cancel the optical viewfinder. As the only tool for framing, the screen is particularly important. Too small a screen is difficult to view and operate.