There isn't one. And there isn't one because there pragmatically and realistically can't be. They had an encyclopedia of cameras, all rigorously tested and a b

There isn't one. And there isn't one because there pragmatically and realistically can't be. They had an encyclopedia of cameras, all rigorously tested and a backlog of something like 20 years worth of cameras. That breadth and depth of data will never be duplicated for cameras. And you may say "that's pointless"; but, as the DPReview speakers discussed in their interview on the WAN show (Linus Tech Tips YouTube channel), lots of people are upgrading "from their 7 year old camera"; so, it's very, very common to have someone looking at their very old camera (even decade's old, like my older camera) camera to a new one to see what the difference is. A website is several orders of magnitude more useful for having its rigorously tested backlog than one that doesn't have it - so much more useful that it was the defacto with no competitors.