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Sensor size can never be compensated through image processing but results are acceptable even with smaller ones. The most obvious limitations are in the context of low light or massive variations in brightness around the scene. Over-exposure and under exposure may be the most obvious manifestation of this limitation. | Sensor size can never be compensated through image processing but results are acceptable even with smaller ones. The most obvious limitations are in the context of low light or massive variations in brightness around the scene. Over-exposure and under exposure may be the most obvious manifestation of this limitation. | ||
''A good smartphone image sensor mush have at least a 1/1.3 square inches or 0.76 square inches surface area. A good professional camera must have a full frame sensor of around 1.34 square inches.'' | ''A good smartphone image sensor mush have at least a 1/1.3 square inches or 0.76 square inches surface area. Sometimes the value is expressed as F divided by another value, where F is the full frame sensor surface area. A good professional camera must have a full frame sensor surface area of around 1.34 square inches.'' | ||
== Integrated display size and type == | == Integrated display size and type == | ||