Panasonic do a good range of Compacts in the TZ range. I've got the TZ 90 but I think they are up to the TZ 100 now. The Zoom on them is incredible and the quality is good but suffers under low light. I keep mine in my work bag all the time and rarely take photos on my phone now unless I have to.

I see that the TZ100 has a 25-250mm zoom.
How is the quality zoomed all the way out?
Is the image tracking good?
Does it focus on people's eyes like my DSLR?

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almei:

"Are there any compact Point and shoot cameras that have the capabilities of a DSLR?"

Not really. There is a slight overlap in which bridge P&S cameras have somewhat dSLR-like capabilities, but you will be compromising certain features that true dSLRs are able to do. If weight is the issue, but you'd like a camera to have that snappy shutter response of your dSLR, look into mirrorless interchangeable cameras that won't cost too much.

If I were serious about getting a travel camera that's more flexible than my Canon PowerShot G7X Mark II but not as heavy/bulky as my old EOS 650D + EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM, it would be the (discontinued) EOS M50/M50 Mark II mirrorless. I'd rather buy an M50 than the PowerShot G1X Mark III, even though the latter has an APS-C sensor. 📷😊