Bigger than an inch: Sony Semiconductor has released five new LYTIA light metaphor series sensors, all designed with 5000 megapixels

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens, soft media new friends 2043699, rain and snow on the way, Xiao Zhan cut for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com June 16 news, Sony Semiconductor in November 2022 announced a new image sensor brand-LYTIA, the Chinese name "Light metaphor". Recently, Sony announced that the LYTIA brand will expand its lineup and launch five 5000-megapixel products.

▲ source: the new "light metaphor" sensors released by Sony are LYT 900s, LYT 800s, LYT 700s, LYT 600s and LYT 500s, each with a specification of 5000 megapixels. Sony says this pixel specification is the resolution level commonly used in smartphones.

▲ image source: Sony has the highest positioning LYT 900s of 0.98 inches, and its photosensitive area is 9.05% larger than the traditional one-inch sensors used in digital cameras such as RX100. Sony says the sensor is made for high-quality shooting and can achieve high grayscale values at low power consumption. The sub-flagship LYT800 is the first time that Sony has adopted a double-layer transistor pixel structure image sensor, which can achieve high saturation semaphores. Sony points out that the image quality of the sensor, which is only 1.43 inches, is close to an 1-inch outsole sensor with a photosensitive area 2.04 times larger.

▲ source: in addition, Sony CTOnews.com also noted that the lowest positioning is the LYT 500for the front selfie, which is a 2.9inch sensor with a 0.6um small pixel design and an Always-on (always on) function.

CTOnews.com attaches the detailed specifications of the 5 sensors here: