The Internet can be a very helpful and even rewarding location for researching products before making a purchase. Users find all kinds of information about products like digital cameras online from price comparison websites over digital camera reviews to photos that have been uploaded by owners of those cameras.
The Snapsort portal is another resource that can be used before purchasing a digital camera. the portal can be used to compare hard facts about digital cameras.
A research begins by entering two digital camera models into the form on the Snapshot startpage. Users who are undecided can either use the random button to view two randomly selected digital camera models from the portal’s database or pick one of the popular comparisons that are displayed on the page.
The comparison will list the most important differences and similarities of both digital cameras, award a winner and display ratings, specifications and a pro and con list.
This can be very helpful in quickly determining the better camera. The service lacks some features that would make it indispensable including photos taken by those cameras to compare the picture quality as well as links to websites with additional information about the cameras.
Snapsort can be used for quick comparisons but users need to perform additional research to find the best digital camera. It is a great idea which could really thrive if the developer’s would add those missing features.
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Nice site, but it seems to lack a critical feature for those comparing digital cameras – test photos!!
I just compared my Canon Digital Rebel to my Casio EX-Z80 and by all means, it looks like the Casio can take better pictures, but that’s far from the truth.
http://www.digitalversus.com/ allows you to do just that: compare the quality of the photos taken of the same scenes by different cameras to see how they actually perform.
What I would love is a site that shows identical pictures taken by the various cameras with various zooms. Forget the specs. Just looking at the photos side by side would be a much better comparison site. Any webmaster cares to set something like this up? You can also compare televisions and monitors. Should be a good ad revenue site.
Dante there are two problems associated with such a website. First the webmaster needs to get the photos somehow. That leaves users or the companies to provide them unless the webmaster has ties to the photo industry. The second problem are the photos that are submitted. Are they real? Have they been photoshopped or edited? You need a level of expertise to check the photos and it might take a lot of time as well. There was a site which contained lots of user submitted photos sorted by camera, I really cannot remember the name.
Flickr is offering a similar service as well for some camera models.
Dante,
http://www.dpreview.com offers both studio tests and real world tests for many cameras. I would recommend that site over any other.