First, I'm pretty sure I said "in the dark" and was responding to "in the night". Human eyes are extremely terrible at discerning actual details in low light co

First, I'm pretty sure I said "in the dark" and was responding to "in the night". Human eyes are extremely terrible at discerning actual details in low light compared to even moderate low light camera sensors. Second, diverting the conversation from low light performance to dynamic range is an unimportant tangent. Deciding that one sensor needs to cover the entire illumination range rather than multiple sensors each simultaneously capturing farther in each direction than we're capable of is an arbitrary unimaginative choice.