OK which do you think is better? I have tried to match like for like as much as possible without any editing.
Personally I think the camcorder holds its own against the other 2
The camcorder is the worst, the door is crooked, the other two kept it straight.
just altered but I was really after picture quality. Now my go to would be the camcorder first as it seems to have a sharper image
The first one looks sharper to me.
Agree and just added the same conclusion. Yet many photographers shun camcorders as they don’t think they are as good as a “normal” DSLR camera. May also be the “steady shot” gimbal in the Sony has helped as these are all hand held
The top picture is the best quality picture, without doubt, imo.
The other two don’t come anywhere near it!
All look pretty acceptable to me but I am easily pleased, tried a DSLR but after big C treatment I found learning new stuff became impossible so had too much trouble with the myriad of setting. Went with a bridge camera which is pretty much idiot proof so fine for me. 
I had to look this up never heard of a bridge camera but it turns out I have actually had one, a Fuji. It was my first digital camera after decades with a 35mm SLR and darkroom.
Personally I didn’t like it as it was too bulky so I went for a compact, at the time a Canon G10 then a Canon G16 I still have the latter as well as a Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ110 and a Lumix DMC-TX10. They suit me down to the ground these days, they fit in my pocket take reasonable quality videos as well as photos and between them suit every situation I need a camera for. I use the TX10 most of the time but when travelling take the TZ110 for its longer zoom.
I still have a few very ordinary movie cameras but rarely use them
BTW am going by memory for those camera model numbers but I think they are right.
I upgraded my Nikon B700 which took lovely images given most of what I take are of birds, cats and sqqurrels through my first floor flat window. But moved some feeders to locations further away to give the birds a bit more cover and found the zoom could no longer give a decent image so managed to get my hands on a Nikon P900 and yes it is bulky it really is a lovely camera, very pleased.
