Large sensor compact cameras – APS-C Fujifilm X100T, $800-950, £650-800* used
Here are our choices for best second-hand classic compact cameras: Some of these models, despite their age, may also be available new, giving you the chance to buy one in mint condition. You’ll also find that buying from an established US or UK retailer means you can often get a warranty to go with the used digital camera, whereas buying from other second-hand marketplaces such as eBay, Facebook or Craigslist, it’s unlikely you’ll get any warranty. Some of these offer classic styling, as well as external controls, making them much more pleasant to use than your standard compact digital camera. We’ve selected models that offer manual controls, as well as raw shooting support, plus additional advanced features, that make these great models to use especially if you’re looking to get the best out of these cameras. Here we’ve been looking through some of the great compact digital cameras, and potential future classic compacts, that you should be looking at if you’re in the market for a great second-hand compact camera. With fewer and fewer new compact digital cameras being released, we often have to look at the second-hand and used market to find compact cameras. Joshua Waller lets us know why these are models you should be looking at, and why they’re likely to be the retro camera of choice. If you’re looking for a pocketable camera, then there are a range of great choices available on the second-hand market, with these second-hand classic compact cameras being our choice for future classic compact digital cameras.
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