The 4 Cameras Taking Over Millennials’ and Gen Z’ Wishlist

Smartphone cameras may be popular among casual shooters, but some individuals may want something better for their needs. So, we looked at Google Trends and found a few cameras that seem to be quite popular among photographers in the United States. The most interesting part is that the list often changes over a week, and the results shown here are some searches done over the last 10 days. If you are someone who is looking to buy a camera, then these options could be exciting for you.

Nikon D780

The only DSLR on the list, the Nikon D780, is an exceptional device with a 24MP full-frame sensor. It has an ISO of 204,800, has an Expeed 6 processor, and a 12fps burst rate. The camera has 51 AF points, UHD 4K video at 30p, and high-speed Full HD video at 120p. There is a 3.2-inch 2,359,000-dot touchscreen, and it runs on UHS-II SD card slots. The DSLR is also useful for those who want to shoot professionally, and it can be used for a variety of genres like sports, wildlife, fashion, portraits, and street. The lineup of lenses is also quite exciting.

Sony RX10 IV

The Sony RX10 IV is a bridge camera with a 24-600mm f2.4-4 lens, ideal for travel and bird enthusiasts. The device has a 1-inch 20.1MP Exmor RS CMOS, can shoot 24fps in burst mode with AF/AE tracking, has 315 focal-plane phase-detection AF points, and comes with 4.5 stops of OIS. In addition, you get a 3.0-type 1.44M dot tiltable LCD, 4K video, and a great build. As we said in our first impression of the camera, “The improved AF—perhaps its biggest selling point—was incredibly quick during our field tests. The 315 focal-plane phase-detection seemed to have no problem grabbing onto fast-moving subjects, and the promise of 24fps continuous shooting up to 249 frames did not disappoint.”

Fujifilm GFX 50R

This one is definitely a surprising camera on the list. The GFX 50R is a medium format device with 50MP sensor, can focus in setting up to -5.0EV, and has a burst rat of 3fps. The device is weather sealed, a 2,360K-dot LCD,  3.69 millions dots OLED viewfinder, and 17 film simulation. Some of the things it excels at is the image quality, the high ISO putout, the autofocus is great, and the ergonomics is also great. However, this an expensive camera, and will only be chosen by professionals and those with the extra money who are particular about the kind of images they wish to make.

Canon M200

The Canon M200 is a pocket friendly APS-C compact camera that features a 24MP sensor and Digic 8 image processor. It can capture 4K/24p video capture, a 3-inch touchscreen, and a burst rat of 6fps. There is also a fixed 15-45mm f3.5-6.3 kit lens. The device is designed for those who want more than a smartphone camera, and something that can help them to capture memories with ease.

These cameras are diverse just like the needs of many photographers. If you are someone who is looking to get a new device, we have plenty of listcles and options to choose from.