By In the world of digital photography, sensor size plays a pivotal role in shaping your images – arguably more than megapixels or fancy features. From the compact 1/2.3-inch sensors found in smartphones to the expansive full-frame sensors in professional cameras, each size carries distinct advantages and trade-offs that directly impact your photography.
Think of camera sensors like solar panels: larger sensors capture more light, creating cleaner, more detailed images with better low-light performance and that coveted background blur. But they also mean bigger, heavier cameras and often steeper price tags. Smaller sensors offer …
