This article is a shopping guide from Billboard highlighting affordable digital cameras priced under $100, aimed at buyers wanting to capture concerts and music festivals with a nostalgic Y2K aesthetic. It notes that Gen Z is fuelling a resurgence in digital camera sales, drawn to the vintage '90s and early-2000s look, compact designs and built-in flash that make these devices popular on social media, even as full-price digital cameras typically cost between $300 and $800.

The guide recommends several budget picks, including the Camp Snap ($69.95), a display-less camera styled like a disposable film camera that holds up to 100 shots and offers a simple, spontaneous shooting experience without flash settings to fuss over. It also highlights the Demofit Digital Camera ($63, reduced from $89.99), which captures 75-megapixel photos and 5K Ultra HD video with anti-shake stabilisation, a rechargeable battery and smartphone syncing, alongside the lightweight YYKLNYP Digital Camera ($63.99, reduced from $79.99) as a further option.