2023-05-13 03:52:21
Sony on Thursday introduced the Xperia 1 V, which would be the world’s first high-end smartphone with an all-new stacked CMOS image sensor, with dual-transistor layer pixels, it claims. It will cost 1399 francs from the end of June.
How far will the Nippon go this time with its latest flagship? According to Sony, “The Xperia 1 V further improves image capture with its newly designed sensor, which delivers superb color and texture for people, landscapes and diverse scenes, even in low light.”
Class in low light
This ultimate version would be particularly efficient in low light. Sony claims to have doubled it compared to the previous model! The Nippon even estimates that the Xperia 1 V can capture photos without noise, with a superior dynamic range equivalent to that of a full frame camera. (Technical sheet)
“The 24mm module on the back of the Xperia 1V features a stacked CMOS image sensor with dual-transistor layer pixels: dubbed ‘Exmor T for mobile’, it’s regarding 1.7 times larger than the previous image sensor. Plus, the 85-125mm (f/2.3-f/2.8) optical zoom helps create bright portraits with reduced distortion.
Sony’s ultimate standard boasts the power of a Snapdragon 8 Gen2. The power efficiency of the main processor has been improved by regarding 40% compared to the previous model. The Xperia 1 V will be launched in stores at the end of June at a price of 1399 francs. It will be available in black, platinum silver and khaki green.
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