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Line 25: <!--[[File:Removed EOS 350D IR-blocking filter.jpg\|thumb\|An infrared-blocking filter removed from a [[Canon EOS 350D]] [[Digital single-lens reflex camera\|DSLR]]]] anti-infrared filter has little to to with a sensor --> There are many parameters that can be used to evaluate the performance of an image sensor, including [[dynamic range]], [[signal-to-noise ratio]], and low-light sensitivity. For sensors of comparable types, the signal-to-noise ratio and dynamic range improve as the [[Image sensor format#Sensor size\|size]] increases. ~~It’s~~It is because in a given integration (exposure) time, more photons hit the pixel with larger area. ==Exposure-time control==

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