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Best compact cameras with official in-camera stabilization

Compact and fixed-lens cameras whose official table states in-body, lens-shift or optical stills stabilization. Picks are drawn from the official-spec ranking in this category; commissions never change the order.

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  1. 1

    Sony RX1R III

    Score is within our compact and fixed-lens cameras ranking
    5.4/10

    Official table lists in-camera stills stabilization.

    What we like

    • Official table lists 61 MP effective pixels
    • Official table lists in-body or in-camera stills stabilization (5 official CIPA stops, shown as an extra detail and not scored)

    Watch out for

    • Official table lists a maximum continuous-shooting rate of 5 fps
  2. 2

    Sony RX1R II

    Score is within our compact and fixed-lens cameras ranking
    4.2/10

    Official table lists in-camera stills stabilization.

    What we like

    • Official table lists 42.4 MP effective pixels
    • Official table lists in-body or in-camera stills stabilization

    Watch out for

    • Official table lists a maximum continuous-shooting rate of 5 fps
  3. 3

    Sony RX100 VII

    Score is within our compact and fixed-lens cameras ranking
    4.5/10

    Official table lists in-camera stills stabilization.

    What we like

    • Official table lists a maximum continuous-shooting rate of 90 fps
    • Official table lists in-body or in-camera stills stabilization

    Watch out for

    • 4

      Sony RX100 VI

      Score is within our compact and fixed-lens cameras ranking
      3.1/10

      Official table lists in-camera stills stabilization.

      What we like

      • Official table lists a maximum continuous-shooting rate of 24 fps
      • Official table lists in-body or in-camera stills stabilization

      Watch out for

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