ironically, the difference is not at the electronic side, but rather physically side:
1, do you like clear image? Find a larger sensor size, not just MP but real dimension of the sensor.
2, do you like to use it everywhere? Find a solid build one.
3, do you want to have good experience? Find a larger sized LCD
4, do you travel? Find a better optical zoom (digital zoom is trash).
5, do you want to last longer? Find a solid build one.
so all the "nice to have" will cost you money. If you just want to take in light for shadow recording, $50 is good enough. $10 one-time-use film camera is cheaper.
It is also hard to say which one is the most important. Some may like to pay $300 extra just for a "cool" looking; some like to pay that much for a 10X optical zoom.
The most important and most difficult part is you, what do you want? Know the answer, know the camera.
1, do you like clear image? Find a larger sensor size, not just MP but real dimension of the sensor.
2, do you like to use it everywhere? Find a solid build one.
3, do you want to have good experience? Find a larger sized LCD
4, do you travel? Find a better optical zoom (digital zoom is trash).
5, do you want to last longer? Find a solid build one.
so all the "nice to have" will cost you money. If you just want to take in light for shadow recording, $50 is good enough. $10 one-time-use film camera is cheaper.
It is also hard to say which one is the most important. Some may like to pay $300 extra just for a "cool" looking; some like to pay that much for a 10X optical zoom.
The most important and most difficult part is you, what do you want? Know the answer, know the camera.
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