Best P&S for interior Photography?

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Hi, Thinking about buying a point and shoot to carry round for those places that sometimes say sorry you can't bring that camera and tripod in here due to the size or that unexpected moment!!
I would like something that offers some options like Manual mode, RAW, AEB etc.
Anyone like to step up on this?
Thanks
Russ
 
Leica M with 21mm, something along the lines of sony A7 with fast and wide lens might do it. You need exteremely wide dynamic range, clean ISO and crazy wide lens. Oh and probably some flashes
 
daugirdas said:
Leica M with 21mm, something along the lines of sony A7 with fast and wide lens might do it. You need exteremely wide dynamic range, clean ISO and crazy wide lens. Oh and probably some flashes
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Now I wonder the chances of getting on Deal or no Deal????
 
daugirdas said:
Leica M with 21mm, something along the lines of sony A7 with fast and wide lens might do it. You need exteremely wide dynamic range, clean ISO and crazy wide lens. Oh and probably some flashes
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Or when spending a little less and aiming for something that'll fit in a jacket pocket... You could take a look at the latest Panasonic LX or any of the current top end P&S cameras.
 
Fuji X20?

As well as the other things you want it's a proper camera - optical viewfinder!
 
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daugirdas said:
This inevitably comes to mind http://terriblerealestateagentphotos.com/ :)


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And back to what the OP said...

russellsnr said:
Hi, Thinking about buying a point and shoot to carry round for those places that sometimes say sorry you can't bring that camera and tripod in here due to the size or that unexpected moment!!
I would like something that offers some options like Manual mode, RAW, AEB etc.
Anyone like to step up on this?
Thanks
Russ
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Of course that unexpected moment could be captured with £9k worth of Leica gear or knocking on for £3k Sony gear but often people choose to settle for less than the best image quality from several £k's worth of kit for a more wallet friendly and pocketable Sony or Panasonic (or some other brand) top end compact.
 
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