Can the SLR standby machine be used as an ordinary card machine?

Olympus is XZ- 1, just like RX 100. These are high-end card machines, so they are called SLR backup machines, because although the picture quality can't catch up with SLR, the resolution of the long side reduced to below 1800 on the computer is still good, which is completely better than the card machine.

They all have one thing in common. The size of the photosensitive element is generally11.6 ~1/0.7 inch (the average card is 1/2.3 inch, and the Quan Huafu SLR is about 2.5/ 1 inch according to this algorithm). The larger the size of the photosensitive element, the better the image quality. So their picture quality is better than that of ordinary card machines.

Another important indicator is the zoom ratio of the lens. The smaller the multiple, the better the imaging. Therefore, these cameras basically do not exceed 4 times zoom (the best imaging in SLR is fixed-focus lens, and professional zoom lens is generally controlled below 3 times). So don't expect a camera with a zoom of 26 times to have excellent imaging, especially at the telephoto end, and the image quality drops obviously.

The above mentioned two indicators that have a decisive influence on the image quality should be helpful for you to choose a camera.

I think it is wise for you to consider this kind of camera, because there is another kind of camera you have no choice. Although the camera has good imaging and small body, the lens is not small and does not have macro function. It is not suitable for taking pictures in your pocket at any time, and it is difficult to take macro pictures.

Another surprise is that the maximum aperture of this high-end card machine is around f/2.0 (the smaller the value, the larger the aperture). Anyone who plays SLR knows that f/2.8 is a large aperture, zoom lens needs 2.8 aperture, and the price should be at least 3000. You will know the benefits of a large aperture in the future.

Besides the two models you mentioned, I also recommend Panasonic LX7. I usually use LX5, and I feel very good. It is believed that the f/ 1.4 large aperture of LX7 will be more powerful.