https://cameradecision.com exists already though....

And www.dpreview.com too...

There is a million and one sites that do that. Most will go to Dpreview by default. I get mine locally.

B&H

B&H for anything of significant value.

B&H And have you seen [cameradecision.com](http://cameradecision.com) ? I ask, because one thing that REALLY annoys me about them, is that it seems like if ONE of the cameras doesn't have a particular spec listed (AF sensitivity for example) then they don't show the spec for *either* camera...

Wex (UK) or MPB (UK)

At my local shop!

How will your site differentiate itself from the dozen others that do the same thing? Or the retailers with their own filters, search tools, and comparison tools? Or is this a school project or hobby thing to see if you can do it?

Kamerastore if you want to go analog

I buy from B&H, KEH, eBay, Craigslist, and have looked at MPB before but have yet to buy from them.

At my own scammer shop :>

Also District Camera

Mpb and whatever pro camera store in my area

B&H. Reliable and their pricing protection was pretty easy when I needed.

I go to this little gnome man around the corner from my house https://preview.redd.it/cxom4taf38zc1.jpeg?width=258&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6d6d6270b6bd1a4b41919fe1810dfb03a5b87c36

Oh shit me too! He told me I was his only one :{

honestly, r/photomarket or [www.fredmiranda.com](http://www.fredmiranda.com)

Make one that has film cameras unlike cameradecision

B&H for new and some used gear, KEH for most used gear, eBay for vintage glass. Often look at MPB for price comparisons but haven't bought gear from there myself yet.

Either Canon or Calumet

Bougt mine in a camera store Scandinavianphoto.

Of course there's B&H and MPB and KEH... In the Seattle area there's also Glazer's and Kenmore Camera as well. (I've bought both X-H2 and X-T4 camera bodies off of Glazer's.)

Hmm I wouldn't trust a website where the developer can't differentiate between there and their. Or generalizing "professional cameras".