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Compare Camera Sizes On-Line
1. crisderaud29 February 2012, 14:28 GMT +01:00
Camera size is a web app which allows you to compare two different digital cameras side by side and comprehend the relative physical size differences between them. Furthermore, you can view the life-size physical dimensions of the camera on your LCD screen, as if you were looking at it at the camera store.
http://camerasize.com/compare/
3. Stephen2 May 2013, 22:55 GMT +02:00
Missing the point here, not sure whats to love Jazza?
Cris, wow it's over a year since you put this up and no-one has raised the relevance? I've read everything (well a lot) written about photography but I've never thought to want or need to look at an app that shows me the physical size of different cameras. I know, I get it, so what, whats my beef? I am somewhat non-plussed what this has to do with digital / traditional photography. I know, I am a pain in the butskee but if rgb is to progress surely it's not like this. Or maybe it is and I am the miserable thorn. You've put up some good stuff I've noted in the past.
Where are the articles on exposure? Trad = shadows, dig = highs? And all that means? etc etc
Anyway I'll just slink back away
4. Jannatul_Shumi9 April 2015, 11:17 GMT +02:00
Wow instant comparison of camera is possible now. Need to figure out the whole process soon.
6. crisderaud23 April 2015, 16:49 GMT +02:00
Ha, I knew it but couldn't prove it until now. The Canon 7D Mark II is slightly larger than the Canon 60D I replaced. It feels bigger in the hand like a 5D and sturdier to be able to take larger lenses of greater weight.
8. coolhewitt2324 April 2015, 5:31 GMT +02:00
I noticed a big weight difference between my Nikon D300s and D7100. Its a good link cris.
9. rakib219028 April 2016, 13:03 GMT +02:00
I carefully read your questions and understand . The Canon 7D Mark II is slightly larger than Canon 60D I replaced. It feels bigger in the hand like a 5D and sturdier to be able to take larger lenses of greater weight.
10. Jannatul_Shumi29 April 2016, 11:20 GMT +02:00
Hello Cris, Is it working well now? Have you got the correct comparison yet through this site?
