Let BestInClass.com Pick Your Digital Camera

[Hooch Tan]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.bestinclass.com/' target='_blank'>http://www.bestinclass.com/</a><br /><br /></div><p><em>"BestInClass.com is a product recommendation service based on unbiased expert opinions. We want to provide the fastest and easiest way to get a good answer to the question, &ldquo;What product is right for me?&rdquo; We do that by finding qualified hobbyists and professionals and matching their product recommendations to consumer preferences using a fancy algorithm which took two years to develop."</em></p><p><img src="http://images.thoughtsmedia.com/resizer/thumbs/size/600/dht/auto/1247158604.usr20447.jpg" style="border: 1px solid #d2d2bb;" /></p><p>If you're looking for a new digital camera and don't know what to get, BestInClass.com is the site for you.&nbsp; You tell the site what is most important to you and your budget, and BestInClass presents you with a list of choices that have been rated by several experts.&nbsp; The service is more complex than what the screenshot above would suggest.&nbsp; Once you see the recommendations, you can also filter for a lot of other options, such as colour, type of camera and extra features.&nbsp; You can also browse or search their database if you're looking for what reviews a specific camera has.&nbsp; I found the site really easy and intuitive to use but I think that as you go deeper into your search, reading reviews and recommendations, I felt that it could keep track and present your search results in a better way, since I ended up having to either open up multiple tabs, or use the back button quite a bit.&nbsp; I also found that the comparison tool could be a bit more flexible.&nbsp; Aside from those minor quips, it is a great way to sift through a large number of cameras to find the perfect one you need!</p>

[Chris Gohlke]

I had high hopes for this site as on the surface it looked like exactly what I needed to find the camera I was looking for. Once you get past the first page, there are some pretty granular feature selections, and I was hoping that this would point me in the right direction. I want a waterproof camera that takes AA's and uses SD cards. SD cards is not an option on the site, so I picked waterproof and AA, leaving the rest at any. No Results. Knocked of the AA's still no results. Bumped up the price to $1000, still nothing. Olympus makes a # of waterproof cameras under $1000, but none were listed. What is the point of having an option on your feature selecter if you don't have any cameras that have it in your database? If anyone can point me to a camera with the features I'm looking for I'd appreciate it.

[Lee Yuan Sheng]

All the current waterproof models available on the market use lithium battery packs. SD cards there's the Canon D10 and the Panasonic FT-1