If you look at the Sony a7 series, you can see and mostly tell that the brand has done some pretty big overhauls to their cameras over the years. We can discuss the weather resistance, sensor protection, battery life, burst shooting, shutter styles, AI autofocus integration, etc. But in a similar vein, you can look at the Sony point and shoot camera lineup as something akin to a neglected plant amongst a bevy of really nice, blooming geraniums and fig trees that express their maturity. Except in this case, Sony’s point and shoots aren’t the succulents and cactuses that barely need water. With this in mind, I truly don’t think that Sony knows how to make a point and shoot camera anymore.
