Because the digital SLR cameras have sensors most powerful

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The sensors of digital SLR cameras much larger than their point-and-shoot camera counterparts. This allows them a larger surface area to capture light and may have greater sensitivity with less light.
A DSLR's extra sensitivity is particularly useful for
# Photography in dimly lit areas.
# Action Freeze, reducing time of exposure.
# Using a smaller lens aperture to the height of the object that is growing stronglyto concentrate.
Especially in the Canon line, you can find digital SLR camera with 22.2 x 14.8 mm x 36 mm to 24 sensors (the size of a 35mm frame). On the other hand, use many of their cameras point-and-shoot, a sensor that measures just 7.8 x 5.32 mm. From the secular point of view to have the DSLR sensors 8 to 20 times more space than their counterparts in point and shoot.
Imagine a rectangular sensor as a bucket and the light on them like rain drops, you will notice that thebig bucket collects more drops (or particles of light called photons), and faster than smaller ones. A number of photons required to record an image to a larger sensor, the amount needed to achieve faster. This means that a larger sensor is more sensitive than a smaller one, under the same conditions.
In photography, light sensitivity is determined by a standard ISO (International Organization for Standardization) is measured note.Most point-and-shoot digital cameras have a sensitivity of about ISO 50 to ISO 800, with the first at the bottom, and this at the top.
Fuji has recently launched a compact digital camera with SuperCCD sensor comprises two light-sensitive area per pixel, with a sensitivity of ISO 1,600. A model was introduced by Olympus, with a monster capacity ISO 10000. The usefulness of these ultra-high ISO point-and-shoot models remains to be seen. Otherwise, thevast majority of non-SLR digital cameras top out at ISO 800 ones were not found to be very good in terms of image quality at high ISO settings.
On the other hand, for digital SLR cameras – sensors with high sensitivity and greater pixel intensity – is for the ISO settings go up to ISO 1600 together.
Many digital SLRs are capable of ISO 3200 or higher. This extra speed is a double-edged sword, as you can see in the section "Noise reduction in the photos."The trade off is worth it, because the sensitivity was able to take pictures in low light conditions, acting, pictures, and stretch the available depth of field.
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