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Camera database

1,850 cameras from 59 brands, each with sensor maths you can use in the field.

1,850cameras
59brands
215film cameras
641with resolution data

Top brands#

Canon413 models Panasonic201 models Nikon200 models Sony184 models Casio143 models Fujifilm125 models Olympus116 models Pentax72 models Leica71 models Kodak49 models Ricoh42 models Samsung29 models Minolta25 models Sigma23 models Zenit21 models DJI14 models

Newest cameras in the database#

Browse by camera type#

Compact (926)Mirrorless (304)DSLR (250)Film SLR (109)Film camera (58)Bridge camera (51)Large-sensor compact (44)Film rangefinder (26)Action camera (20)Digital camera (11)Instant film camera (11)Rangefinder (9)Digital rangefinder (7)Medium-format film camera (7)Cinema / video camera (6)Medium-format digital (5)Twin-lens reflex (4)Smartphone (2)

Browse by sensor size#

Full frame (35 mm) (367)1/2.3" sensor (362)1/2.5" sensor (271)APS-C (227)1/1.7" sensor (197)Four Thirds / Micro Four Thirds (110)APS-C (Canon) (74)1" (one-inch) sensor (73)2/3" sensor (36)1.5" sensor (24)Medium format 44 × 33 mm (22)1/3.2" sensor (22)APS-H (15)Medium format 53.4 × 40 mm (10)6 × 6 cm film (7)6 × 4.5 cm (645) film (3)Half-frame 35 mm film (2)APS film (H) (1)110 film (1)1/1.33" sensor (1)

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How this database works#

Camera specifications are merged from Wikipedia infoboxes, Wikidata, the Lensfun database and the openMVG sensor-width list, then cross-checked. For every camera we calculate field-of-view equivalents, depth of field with a crop-scaled circle of confusion, diffraction limits, NPF astro limits and maximum print sizes — numbers you won't find on a spec sheet.

Last updated October 03, 2026 · How we calculate · Sources