Dpreview.com - Digital Photography Review

Are you thinking about buying a new digital camera, and you don’t have the first clue what you are looking for? Want to buy the best camera possible? Dpreview will help you with these concerns. The site offers a database of most of the important camera manufacturers, such as Canon, Casio, Epson, Fujifilm, Kodak, Konika, Sony and Toshiba, among many others, so chances are you will find the information on the camera you are looking for. Dpreview has a buying guide, in which you can specify what you are looking for in a camera, such as price, sensor type, zoom, etc so you can find exactly the camera of your dreams. The site offers news about the last releases in the digital photography so you can keep up on their information, whether it is for a purchasing interest or simply a passion.

“Digital Photography Review™ is an independent resource dedicated to the provision of news, reviews and information about Digital Photography and Digital Imaging published at the Internet address www.dpreview.com™. Digital Photography Review is a fully owned website of Askey.Net Consulting Ltd. dpreview.com is edited and maintained by Philip & Joanna Askey. Digital Photography Review was established in December 1998, from simple beginnings grew a large and popular site, as time went on we gradually built the site up to include our vast digital camera database, timeline, forums, galleries a glossary and learn section. Of course, the core of the site are the all-day news updates and regular in-depth digital camera product reviews.”

The service provided by the site is useful for potential buyers and for people who make a living with this type of photography. All of the information provided by Dpreview is totally free and easy to find. The site offers links to sites which sell cameras, so after you have decided which one to buy, you can quickly find a site who’s going to sell it.

Are potential buyers going to look for this information here, or are they going to go directly to the manufacturer? Shouldn’t the site offer a store, so that the potential buyers purchase it directly from them, granting the site an extra income?