These camera games run on our own catalog and its live prices. Play for fun, and for learning what the specs mean: guess which of two cameras costs more a few times, and sensor size, body type and age start to explain the prices.
DJI Osmo Pocket 3 $ ? ? ? 
Fujifilm X100VI $ ? ? ? Two cameras, prices hidden. Tap the one that costs more.
Five pairs a day, each closer in price than the last, then a bonus: guess one camera's price within 10 percent. Practice rounds work the same way, with new pairs every time.
Play today's pairs
One photo, three setting cards. Tap the shutter, aperture and ISO that made it.
Ten photos a day: frozen action, motion blur, soft backgrounds and high-ISO grain. Learn to read a photo's settings at a glance. Practice rounds work the same way, with new photos every time.
Play today's photos
f/16 f/5.6 f/2 Move the dials, see the shot change.
Shutter speed, aperture and ISO on real footage. Freeze the motion, blur it on purpose, and find the light as it fades: four scenes, three challenges each.
Open the Camera LabEvery price in a game is the lowest listed price from our catalog: the same number you see on that camera's page, from the retailer we found it at, with the date we last checked it. Nothing is made up for the game. When a round ends, you get every camera you just played, each with a link to compare its prices across retailers.
The daily round is the same for everyone and changes at midnight UTC. Your streak is kept in this browser only: there is no account and no login. Once your daily is done, the game goes straight to practice, with your daily score one tap away.
The games are for entertainment. Prices move during the day, so a price in a finished round can differ from the retailer's price by the time you click, and the retailer's page is always the final word. How we check prices.