Category Archives: Editorial

Nikkei Report: Sony Dominates Global CMOS Image Sensor Market with 53.6% Share

Nikkei Report: Sony Dominates Global CMOS Image Sensor Market with 53.6% Share According to the latest industry data published in the Nikkei Industry Map, Sony continues to hold an iron grip on the global CMOS image sensor market, expanding its lead and capturing well over half of the global revenue share. CMOS Image Sensor Global […]

Posted in Editorial| 1 Comment

Exclusive Photos From Bild Expo 2025 of The Sony Booth

Sony is at the B&H Photo Bild Expo 2025, and we have some exclusive photos from the event to share. Below are some pictures of the Sony booth, which includes some hands-on experiences at the show and the check and clean booth.

Posted in Editorial| Leave a comment

Sony DSC-HX99 Discontinued

The Sony DSC-HX99 has been marked as discontinued overseas. You can still find the Sony DSC-HX99 at retailers so if you want to purchase one new now is the time before they run out. Sony DSC-HX99: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama via asobinet

Posted in Editorial| 1 Comment

Sony Maintains Large Sensor Market Share Through Innovation

Nikkei released an interesting article talking about how Sony has managed to maintain its 60% market share goal. Below are some excerpts from the article which you can read in full here. The Sony Group will further enhance the functionality of image sensors used in smartphone cameras and other devices. We will realize a technology […]

Posted in Editorial| 4 Comments

DPRTV: Top Five Most Annoying Camera Quirks

DPRTV posted an entertaining video about things that drive them mad about cameras and it is supposed to be camera independent, but they start off by hating on Sony not having in-camera RAW processing and then move on from there. RAW processing is the least of my worries on Sony, but what do you think? […]

Posted in Editorial| 6 Comments

Sony Alpha 1 and The Future of Computational Photography

The topic of computational photography or really computational anything is a very interesting one and I have to say Jordan’s thoughts above got me thinking. The Sony A1 reads out at an impressive rate and many of the bottlenecks that would make computational photography difficult on a full-size camera are starting to fall away, but […]

Also posted in Sony A1| Tagged , | Leave a comment