Personal choice and budget decide the best camera for low-light conditions. DSLR cameras with their large sensors and interchangeable lenses are the epitome of top-quality imaging and are favored by the professionals. Mirrorless cameras, on the other hand, assuredly maintain camera quality in a compact body and an autofocus system practically built for going places or shooting in low light. Higher-end phones employ advanced night modes with aggressive AI enhancements, thereby appealing to the casual user. Still, whereas in low light, clarity, and depth, DSLR and Mirrorless win against Smartphones. Now, that said, to get those fantastic sharp and bright night shots, you need to establish which side of camera design you want for your needs: pro-facing or amateur. To determine that, an understanding of what each options present is required.
Low Light Photography: DSLR, Mirrorless, or Phone-Type Cameras?
