In article ,
"William Black" wrote:

One limitation is dynamic range, which you can see if you try to
photograph the interior of a cathedral or church where the interiors are
mostly lit by daylight coming in through the windows.

That's a function of 'film speed'.

Modern digital cameras can adjust to provide the illusion of different film
speeds.

Right, but the higher ISO settings yield more noisy images.

Yeah maybe if I spent 2 grand on a DSLR, the results would be cleaner.

But people use techniques like HDR blending of bracketed exposures to
overcome this limitation with digital.