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Adding to that: at least historically, full frame DSLRs took better low-light pictures; smaller sensors had more noise because of the density. Not sure if this
by glup 6y ago
Adding to that: at least historically, full frame DSLRs took better low-light pictures; smaller sensors had more noise because of the density. Not sure if this is still true.
- snazz 6y agoIt's definitely still true, but the difference is getting smaller as sensor tech improves. My DSLR is a Nikon D80 from 2006. While it's not full-frame, its sensor is much bigger than the one on my iPhone 8, yet my phone works far better in low-light conditions. The highest non-expanded sensitivity on the D80 is ISO 1600, which is already very grainy. Bump that up to the highest possible ISO 3200 and you're in for a lot of touch-up work.