SnapDecision compares cameras on published manufacturer data, cited and dated, with the reasoning written out in full. No sponsored placements. No ranking you can buy into.
Subject, light, how much you carry, what lenses you already own. A body that suits a wedding shooter rarely suits a birder.
Specifications come from manufacturer documents, recorded with a source and a date, and shown side by side without interpretation.
Where we rate one camera above another, the weighting is stated and the trade-off it costs you is named. Disagree with the premise and the data still stands.
If a number cannot be traced to a manufacturer document or a measurement we made ourselves, it does not appear on the site.
Ordering is a function of the criteria you choose. Commercial arrangements, if we ever enter any, will never be an input to it.
Some questions are not settled by a spec sheet. Where that is the case we say so rather than inventing a number to fill the column.
When the method changes, the change is dated and described. Comparisons made under an older method stay readable.
The method is written and the first data is being collected. Rather than ship a half-populated comparison padded out with estimates, we are keeping the tool closed until the answers are worth reading. Join the waitlist and you will hear once, when it opens.
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