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point-and-shoot camera - a lightweight photographic camera with an autofocus

camera, photographic camera - equipment for taking photographs (usually consisting of a lightproof box with a lens at one end and light-sensitive film at the other)

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No references found			It is ideal for those who want to upgrade from basic point-and-shoot cameras. ZOOM AHEAD by India Today Travel Plus According to AppleInsider sources, Apple will introduce new versions of its iPod nano and iPod touch digital music players, both of which should serve as dual-purpose point-and-shoot cameras for the first time. Apple to unveil new iPod lineup on Sept. 9 by International Business Times - US ed. The autofocus helps an aspiring photographer to focus on a certain subject digitally: most point-and-shoot cameras (even the earlier ones) can autofocus on something that interests the photographer using preset algorithms. Latest Technologies Used in Digital Cameras by Mark Robinsson / Computers and Internet community			point of no return point of order point of periapsis point of presence point of reference point of sale Point of sight point of view point off point out Point paper point source point spread Point Success Point switch point system Point system of type Point system of type bodies point target point the way point up point woman point-and-click point-and-shoot point-and-shoot camera Point-and-shoot cameras point-blank Point-blank range Point-blank shot point-by-point point-device point-of-sale point-of-sale terminal point-shaving point-to-point point-to-point sealift Pointal pointe Pointe aux Trembles pointe shoe Pointe-à-Pitre Pointe-Noire pointed pointed arch Pointed style pointed wart pointed-leaf maple pointed-toe pointedly pointedness pointee-talkee			point up point up point up point up point up Point Weather Warning Point with Pride point woman Point Work Point Yacht Club Point Zone Telephone Point, Basis Point, Basis Point, Evidence, Comment Point, Example, Explanation, Link Point, Jack Point, Quote, Comment Point-Ahead Compensation Experiment point-and-click point-and-click Point-and-Click Provisioning point-and-drool interface point-and-figure chart Point-and-Figure Charts point-and-grunt interface point-and-shoot point-and-shoot point-and-shoot camera point-and-shoot camera point-and-shoot camera Point-and-shoot cameras Point-Based Graphics Point-Based Source Point-Based Value Iteration point-bearing pile point-blank point-blank point-blank point-blank Point-blank range Point-blank range Point-blank range Point-blank range Point-blank shot Point-blank-range Point-blank-range Point-By-Point Point-By-Point Point-By-Point Regression Point-Charge Electrostatic Model Point-Charge-Induced-Dipole point-contact diode point-contact silicon cell Point-contact transistor Point-defence Point-Defense Missile System point-device Point-Feature Label Placement point-finite family of subsets Point-in-Space Point-in-time

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