How to Learn About Cameras with Flickr’s Camera Finder?

Thinking about buying a brand new camera? Maybe a whole different make or model? Flickr can help you with that. So let’s see how to learn about cameras with Flickr’s camera finder?

How to Learn About Cameras with Flickr’s Camera Finder?

• Open the Flickr App on your device.
• Make sure that you are logged in to Flickr with your username and password.
• Go to “Camera Finder” which will be available in the Flickr App.
• Select the camera which you think can meet your expectations. The camera which you would like to buy or replace.
• Take a screenshot of it so that it will become easier for you to compare with other sets of the camera.
• Compare and check the various data which is provided by Flickr Camera Finder.
• Some of the Examples are,
• The weight of the camera should be known like If you are carrying it all around, this is the information you will want to know.
• Sensor Resolution.
• Pixel Count.
• LCD Size – This is pretty specific to you. Big is nice, but not necessary.
• Media type. SD cards are much easier to get hold of.
• Lens mount is something that should be taken into consideration. As there are various types of lens and while most cameras will use the same mount for their make of camera, some don’t. So it is a good information to have.
• Also, look at the usage and the reviews of the camera.
• Do the same thing for the other cameras which you wish to compare.
• Consider the camera usage.
• You might want to do this to see how they compare with each other.
• Scroll down the page and look at the images that people have shared made with those particular cameras. Flickr can do this as long as your images retain their EXIF information.