The Sony Alpha 1 may have many impressive specifications, but one that stands out as having greater implications for image-making is the sensor readout speed: it’s so fast it may be able to achieve the computational photography we see in smartphones in a full-size camera.
Smartphones use very small sensors that, because of that small […]. petapixel.com
If you had to guess if the Sony a9 III is coming out, would you think it is? Or is the Sony a1 making it completely useless to release? Personally, I don't think so. If Sony made a camera with a 50MP sensor a speed demon, they could do it with fewer megapixels too. thephoblographer.com »
2022-05-18 01:00
Sony is warning investors that the Coronavirus outbreak in China could have a major impact on its image sensor business, saying that production of both image sensor and electronics “could be affected enormously” if the virus continues to progress. petapixel.com »
2020-02-04 20:04
A Nikon Z 85mm f1. 8 S could be music to the ears of any portrait photographer who has adored their lenses and, with today's announcement of the lens, other photographers could indeed be humming along to the tune. thephoblographer.com »
2019-07-31 07:01
There's been a lot of speculation about what an a7S III would look like, perhaps this rumored sensor from Sony Semiconductor provides some clues. We’ve been speculating for a while about what a Sony a7S III would need to offer to filmmakers to offer a compelling advantage over the a7R III and a7 III. dpreview.com »
2018-11-27 22:01
Dpreview posted a new article summing up what they learned from the interview with all company managers at CP+. For them it’s clear that: The reign of the DSLR is almost over…Full-frame mirrorless will become the norm, and it will happen pretty soon Yes, I think that statement is 100% correct. sonyalpharumors.com »
2018-04-16 16:44
It has been widely thought that Sigma will be finally entering the Sony full-frame mirrorless system with native lenses, but reports on how soon and what those lenses could be have been few and far between – until today. thephoblographer.com »
2017-12-18 23:00
While the idea of a curved CMOS sensor is not new, all companies to this point have only developed them as an in-house proposal project and not as a finished, commercially-ready finished product. That has changed thanks to startup, Curve-One.
Samsung Electronics is reportedly in a position to challenge Sony’s imaging sensor dominance. Sony had prioritized the supply of image sensors to Huawei, a strategy that has backfired; Samsung is apparently ready to take advantage.
Light and Sony have announced a new partnership to advance a future of smartphones with four or more cameras on the back. Light, which previously launched a 16-camera point-and-shoot called the L16, has recently been pushing into the world of smartphones.