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What is a bridge camera?
The name bridge camera was coined to specify cameras that bridge the gap between SLR cameras and compact cameras. They produce high quality shots and have more features than a point and shoot camera. Though they are traditionally easy to pick up and quickly get the hang of, these days there are also some very advanced models for those who know what they're after. They are the perfect option for those looking for versatility in a compact package, that can pack the same punch as a DSLR but without the need to carry telephoto and wide angle lenses around.
Bridge Digital Cameras
Check out our selection of Canon bridge digital cameras. The Canon PowerShot SX430 is simple to use, affordable and has a wide focal range meaning photos can be easily cropped - the perfect entry-level camera to take on holiday. Meanwhile the Canon PowerShot SX70 HS is designed for those who want powerful zoom with a similar level of control as a DSLR in one no-fuss device.
Alternatively, take a look at our Panasonic bridge cameras. The Lumix FZ82 is an all-rounder in every way. With 60 x optical zoom, you can see the minutest of details and 120 x zoom lets you closer to the action. You also get a clear view of the environment near you, thanks to its 1170k-dot equivalent Live View Finder.
Cameras Accessories
Shooting at such high quality can quickly eat through your available storage, so it's wise to have some memory cards to hand. Though you might not need it all, going for a larger card like, a 128GB card, is well worth it to make sure you have more than adequate space. That way, there's no need to be deleting pictures and videos while you're on location.
Whether your gear is high or low-end, you'll need to keep it safe, so be sure to take a look at our range of camera cases and backpacks. And if you want blur free images, then browse our range of tripods and get rid of the unwanted shakes that you might get while you hold the camera.