guys, im newbie in camera related stuff, sorry and move this if i had posted on wrong place.

i do some research and discover the term 'bracketing', is there any cam with many options/features on bracketing?



eg

i found casio zr1500 and olympus pen offer something like art filter bracketing

is this some common features exist on other brand as well?



since it's for travel shoot and go purpose, i looking for cam that can take lot of different attribute photos in 1 shutter/shoot, then i can decide or pick later when free

any other recommendation?

Art bracketing is, take one shot,produce 3 or more files.

Exposure bracketing is take 3 shots and produce 3 files

Casio ex 10/100 is an interesting camera for bracketing. Also got pre/post shutter buffer. ZR series is lousy

thx for the suggestion, ex 10/100 is indeed impressive but it's out of my budget.

any other offer similar feature?




as for art filter, do u think it's meaningless? since i think some of those effect can be done using software afterward? it's different ? or am i wrong

those kinds of filters can do in software. what is your budget?

i guess around 1-1.5k, not really have any experience in photography. so, too exp might be waste?


looking for response/speed wise or those convenience feature such as bracketing, since it's for travel purpose, probably most of the time will be grab/shoot and go in an instant

so many choice hmmmm

do you want small & light & fixed lens?

do you want something a bit bigger, easier to hold, with big lens ?

fixed lens means thse with zoom right? then yes, i think it more suit my need.


also, have no time and knowledge to play with lens haha



btw
visited a shop and ask for speed wise cam, staff recommended me the casio zr850

i recommend the sony RX100. good lens, good sensor, good pictures, bracketing, etc.. etc.... under RM1200

Fuji XF1 - under RM800. also good lens, bracketing (EV, Film Simulation, ISO)


Casio ZR? no la , lousy lens

thanks, those are really nice recomendation

some quick question.


1) if i dont intent to play with lens, is it a waste if i buy mirrorless?

2) how to know a camera lens is good or lousy?

3) (EV, Film Simulation, ISO), these are attributes that cant adjust in post-edit/software, right?