Decent Outdoor Camera Recommendations

[snack_ie]

In the marked for a decent robust outdoors camera which won't break the bank...

Any recommendations?

Cheers,

N

[GregMay]

How big is your bank?

[tenbears10]

For stills or an action camera (lots of which take stills as well)? Garmin virb's have been £75 and I bet will be again in the Jan sales.

[mountainbaker]

I use my Samsung Galaxy S5, takes amazing photos for a phone.

e.g: https://www.flickr.com/photos/gabes/set ... 6139130996

[Chew]

Same as Gabes. For 90% of the time my phone will take as good a picture as any other of my cameras.

If I were buying another compact have a look at the Canon 95

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=canno ... 9201968163

Probably do everything you want and good price at the moment

[tommid]

Im thinking about getting the Olympus TG-4, as it may be the perfect adventure camera and suit all my general holiday needs when my iPhone isn't going to cut it.
I had originally looked at the Nikon Aw130, but while more expensive the Olympus comes out far better.
http://www.olympus.co.uk/site/en/c/Came ... index.html

[snack_ie]

Thanks for the advice...

Not sure of budget but don't really want to spend more than 150/200... My Iphone 4 is OK but not as good as the newer ones.

Would be nice to have something that does wideangle as well as regular... not sure if this exists! Showing how little I know about cameras now!

[Bearbonesnorm]

Tommid's suggestion of the TG-4 is a good one. Mike of this manor uses one and gets some cracking pictures.

[Zippy]

I have a Panasonic ft4, I like it. There's probably a better newer one out now.