At this point, many people are already convinced that the point-and-shoot market is more or less dead. It used to be a thriving market, especially in first world countries earlier this decade – when everyone was looking for the clearest, sharpest pictures, and wanted cameras that they can just pull out and snap a photo with at a moment’s notice with. They were handy for casual and social photography, which often involves taking photos of your friends or something interesting so you can share it with everyone else over the Internet.
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