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In a macroscopic realm, in which photons are too many for being counted byany photon counting detector, photon statistics can be measured by usingdetectors simply endowed with linear response. We insert one of such detectorsin a conventional photon-counting apparatus, which returns a voltage every timethe detector responds to light by generating a number of elementary charges viaits primary photo-detection process. We only assume that, when a single chargeis photo-generated, the probability density of the voltages is a distributionthat is narrow with respect to its mean value. Under this hypothesis the outputvoltages can be suitably binned so that their probability distribution is thesame as that of the photo-generated charges, that is, of the detected photons.

Photon statistics in the macroscopic realm measured without photon counters