DPReview is one of my go-to sites for photography reviews or news, but every time I start thinking about a new camera I forget about their excellent hardware searching functionality. You can sort my camera type, sensor, resolution, brand, and then filter based on necessary functionality, letting you quickly find which cameras on the market actually meet your baseline needs. Then, you can pull up multiple cameras in a comparison view and compare functionality directly. Super useful!
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