Sony LYTIA-901 has finally arrived, featuring a 1/1.12-inch super large sensor and approximately 200 million effective pixels with a pixel size of 0.7μm.
Main Highlights
●Approximately 200 million effective pixels and Quad-Quad Bayer Coding (QQBC) array, achieving both high resolution and high sensitivity;
●Equipped with AI learning-based array rearrangement technology: Achieves high-quality imaging during zoom photography, supporting high-quality video recording at 30fps with up to 4x zoom at 4K resolution;
●High dynamic range achieved through multiple HDR technologies and rich layer representation,DCG-HDR technology, upgraded from the original 10bit to 12bit Fine12bit ADC, 4X lossless zoom, supports Hybrid Frame-HDR, dynamic range over 100dB;
Additionally, starting from this generation, Sony’s image sensor naming convention has changed again, with the third generation flagship from the 9 series “IMX989” → “LYT-900” → “LYTIA 901”. Future products will uniformly adopt LYTIA (product number) for naming, similar to Qualcomm Snapdragon chips, which is quite confusing. Hopefully, the next generation won’t change again;
Can you guess which Snapdragon 8E5 flagship will debut this super large sensor main camera?