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XD

Meh.

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>>1788 (OP) 
>want normal quality photos
>video recording is a plus
The quality of the video and the depth of field achievable is what mostly separates camera types and prices. Post a photo you feel would be the right example of "normal quality" and i can probably confirm if one of my suggestions is right for you.
In short you want a simple to operate, somewhat durable, cheap-ish photo-centric camera, that is simple enough but you would also need to specify if you are okay with used goods, in the camera world that isn't that much of a problem unless analog with tons of internals, it has a weak shutter or is cheaply build enough to break over time.

I have some suggestions, one for enthusiasts if you want to hone your abilities later on and one for casual, trivial operation to use something not your cellphone at gatherings or normal walks.
First suggestion would be an entry-level "student's" DSLR (digital single lens reflex system), brand new you can find the Canon Rebel line or the Nikon D3#00 line. Rebel line has two variants, the really poorfag option of the 4000D/T100 line which is the barebones basics or the normal Rebel T#, last one being the T7 i believe but honestly if you are just starting the T100 is very good on its own; last one of the Nikons is the D3500.
Pros of these cameras:
>Very durable if taken care of aka not repeatedly throwing it at full force to the ground and not soaking it in torrential rain
>Great battery life
>Great image quality compared to most cameras that can be tweaked even further if processed with photo programs using the modifiable heavy format
>Can change lenses depending on your style or needs

Cons:

Nah bro thats looks so weird

Meh.