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Sony’s New Flagship Xperia 1 II Smartphone Delivers the Complete Creative Entertainment Experience Flagship Model Offers World’s First Smartphone with up to 20 fps Continuous Shooting Capability Triple camera array and 3D iTof sensor incorporating industry-leading Sony Alpha technology and ZEISS optics with T* coating calibrated specifically for Xperia Advanced autofocus camera technology enables the […]
EOSHD shared an interesting APS-C chip that they believe will land in the Fujifilm X-H2, but I am not sure that will be the case. The IM671AQR will be 43MP BSI and do 8k 12-bit video with a high-speed readout, stacked DRAM, and up to 16-bit A/D Conversion for stills. This seems like an APS-C […]
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=3338415836173679&id=121484627866832 The other day the Hong Kong Free Press reported that “sensitive” images for the protests in Hong Kong had been removed, but that the finalists were still in the running for a prize. The removal of World Photography Organisation (WPO) photos by Hong Kong photographer Ko Chung-ming are part of a series titled Wounds of […]
Sony and Prophesee Develop a Stacked Event-Based Vision Sensor with the Industry’s Smallest*1 Pixels and Highest*1 HDR Performance *1:Among stacked event-based vision sensors, as of announcement on February 19, 2020. Tokyo, Japan—Sony Corporation and Prophesee S.A. today announced they have jointly developed a stacked event-based vision sensor with the industry’s smallest*1 4.86μm pixel size and the industry’s highest*1 124dB […]
PulseNews publishes a recent TSR market data: “The world’s image sensor market is estimated to grow to $27 billion by 2023 from $17.2 billion in 2019, according market research firm Techno Systems Research (TSR). In the market, Sony took up the lion’s share of 49.1 percent, much bigger than 17.9 percent of Samsung Electronics.” via image-sensors-world