This is the type of travel where a large-sensor point-and-shoot can make sense
(you won’t have to schlep lenses around). We like the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-
RX100 VI at the upper end of the price range ($1,199.99). It has a much larger
sensor than a phone does and a 24-200mm zoom range—good for wide angles
and decent wildlife shots. If a big zoom isn’t as important, the Canon G9 X Mark
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THINKING ABOUT BUYING?
If you’re convinced you want a camera for your next vacation but don’t own one,
we have a few more to recommend. The Nikon D3500 ($499.95) and Sony
a6000 ($649.99) are great for entry-level shoppers, and those who can spend
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With a few esoteric exceptions, any interchangeable-lens model you buy today
is certain to include wireless connectivity that lets you move photos over to your
phone while on the go. So when you snap the perfect Instagram shot with a
camera instead of a phone, you can have it online before you get home.
But most important: You’re on vacation. Take photos in whatever way lets you
relax and enjoy yourself!
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