Sony has unleashed its annual corporate report – and the 60+ page document hides a few hints as to what’s next for the tech giant’s cameras and sensors. Among the key strategies for the brand moving ...

Sony’s upcoming sensor will be larger than 1/1.3", which could translate into improved light intake, better low-light performance, and enhanced image quality. While specific details remain scarce, ...

Sony has introduced the LYT-818 camera sensor, marking a major leap in mobile imaging. Unveiled in September 2024, the LYT-818 promises exceptional image quality. It features improved HDR capabilities ...

We could be in for one of those occasional but impressive step changes in smartphone imaging quality thanks to new sensors from (maybe) Apple and (definitely) Sony. We’ll reverse the order from the ...

Sony has unveiled the LYTIA 610, a new smartphone camera sensor aimed at improving zoom photography and video recording. The ...

Sony has announced the LYTIA L910 50MP camera sensor for smartphones. This is Sony’s first smartphone camera sensor with LOFIC, enabling wider dynamic range and reduced noise without multi-frame ...

Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation (SSS) has unveiled the LYT-818, a 50-megapixel CMOS image sensor under its new LYTIA brand, designed for smartphone cameras. Sony LYTIA LYT-818 sensor features ...

What’s happened? Sony has unveiled its first 200MP smartphone camera sensor: LYTIA 901. Why is this important? The sensor offers strong video and zoom capabilities, with up to 4x in-sensor zoom and ...

Combined with a newly developed dedicated remosaicing (array conversion) processing algorithm, the new sensor delivers 20% improvement in spatial resolution ...

With Triple Conversion Gain, this sensor will snap HDR photos in one exposure - and it will record 4K 60fps HDR videos too.