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[Macks Fiiod]

In the audio community this is easy to find, you can compare a wide range of microphones and audio gear via this website:

https://www.youtube....oAudio/featured

(for some odd reason, their main site is down right now)

 

I've seen the equivalent for cameras when it comes to crop factor compares, but has anyone made a website that's consistently shot the same subject with 100 different cameras and has a side-by-side visual comparison?

 

Would help guys like me who lack the resources to rent a range of cameras.

Edited by Macks Fiiod, 07 May 2016 - 03:21 PM.

[Landon D. Parks]

In the photography world there is dpreview (which also compares some video functions), which is similar I guess. In terms of cinema cameras and things like that, it's probably going to be hard to find a dedicated website for comparisons... The industry is fairly limited in the wide range of things, and the audience for such a site would probably be pretty limited. Most professionals are able to do their own testing, read reviews from other professionals, etc. 

Edited by Landon D. Parks, 07 May 2016 - 03:24 PM.

[Jeff L'Heureux]

Zacuto did three series of camera shootouts for 2010, 2011, and 2012 that were very informative at the time, but there is a lot more new gear now in the intervening years.

 

http://www.zacuto.co...nal-web-content

[Brian Drysdale]

CML has a range of camera evaluations, which consists of frames from exposure tests.that you can evaluate.

[Tyler Purcell]

Yea, the Zacuto tests are great! But it's been a while since they've done them.

They also stopped using film as the base for their comparisons, which is unfortunate.