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This catalogue is 42 cameras from 8 brands, transcribed by hand from manufacturers’ own pages, which means it is wrong somewhere. Telling us where is the single most useful thing a reader can do, and it is the reason this form exists rather than a comment box nobody reads.
Which sensor figure is wrong this time
- A sensor or bitrate figure is wrong
- The field gets re-read off the manufacturer's current page. Makers revise specs mid-run and quietly edit their own pages, so the version on file may simply have aged out.
- A camera is missing
- Send the model and a link to its official page. It needs published figures for the core fields before it can go in — a body nobody documents cannot share a table with one that is.
- A price has moved
- Prices here are approximate and carry a ~ for that reason. They are re-checked in batches, so a note that one has drifted is genuinely useful between passes.
- A figure is blank that shouldn't be
- 15 cameras publish no bitrate at all, so blanks are usually real. If a maker has published one somewhere findable, a link fills the cell.
- Something about the site itself
- A filter that misbehaves, a comparison table that highlights the wrong cell, a page that reads badly on a phone.
How long a sourced correction takes
Two people read this inbox around other work, so a reply can take a few days. A correction with a link to the maker’s page can be checked in minutes and usually lands in the next catalogue update; one without a source takes longer, because nothing goes in here that cannot be pointed at.
When a field does change, the catalogue’s own date moves with it, which is what every “last updated” line and every sitemap entry on the site is generated from. It currently reads October 7, 2026. What will not happen is a camera being added, promoted or re-worded because someone paid for it — no maker pays anything here, and the methodology page lists the rest of what this site refuses to do.
Writing in signs you up to nothing. The only subscription this site keeps track of is the one a camera maker charges to unlock a stabilisation mode, and that belongs in the price column rather than in your inbox. Your address carries a reply back and is then of no use to anybody here.
If you would rather know who is behind the catalogue before writing, the about page answers that.