Don't want to switch lenses but want quality shots! Must be easy to use I guess.
There are several "bridge" cameras out there. These are point and shoot devices with nearly full control of everything, usually except manual focus. Some boast focus but really don't have it.
Here's a good place to begin your research.
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Look for one that has at least a 20x optical zoom lens. That will at least give you some versatility since you do not want a camera that uses interchangeable lenses
The problem is that you will still have a tiny sensor. Sensor size is what produces high quality shots. If you really want to learn how to be a photographer, be sure the camera you buy allows you to adjust both the aperture and shutter speed so you have control over the exposures.
I'd say that you could get a low range DSLR if you don't need a very wide zoom range. A EOS 500D, D3000, K-m, etc. If you are on a tighter budget, you could get a previous generation DSLR (2008) Like the E420, D40, Canon 400D-500D...
That the camera has interchangeable lenses, doesn't mean that you have to change them. A kit lens is good, you can work with just that.
Actually, most (entry level) DSLRs are easy to use. It may be a harder start, but once you get used, it won't be hard to use. I guess you want to learn some photography... If you don't want, use PRogram mode and forget; although it will be just P&S then.
You will have a much better sensor and less noise than bridges. You may not have an ultrazoom (you can buy Body Only and a ultrazoom lens) and it may not be as compact, but it's worth it.
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