Resisting buying a new camera.

I've recently been aggressively targeted by compact camera ads and in turn have been looking into getting a Ricoh GRIIIx. But that is an expensive camera, and I am a complete hobbyist just taking photos of my cats and the surroundings while I go on walks.

While looking into camera reviews, I've just found out about film recipes/picture styles which you can set in your camera and have pretty jpegs straight out of camera.

I'm aiming for a softer, less saturated output than the Canon default.

I think these turned out pretty good and have completely turned me off getting that expensive camera.

Canon M100 with EF-M 22mm
Picture Style Settings:
Base Picture Style - Neutral
Sharpness
Gain +1
Fineness +2
Threshold +4
Contrast -2
Color saturation -2
Color tone +1