Low-light Performance in Imaging

Low-light performance in imaging refers to a camera's ability to produce clear, detailed photos in dim or dark conditions. It depends on factors like sensor sensitivity (ISO), lens quality, and image processing. A camera with good low-light performance can capture brighter images with less noise (graininess) despite limited available light. Advanced features such as larger sensors, wider apertures, and image stabilization help improve results. Overall, high low-light performance means better, clearer photos in challenging lighting, making it easier to capture moments without additional lighting or flash.