At the beginning of 2020, when the trend towards ultra-high resolution (108 MP) mobile cameras was born, Sony and Honor criticized this approach . The explanation for this was simple: the tiny pixel size (less than 1 micron) “is not capable of providing decent light sensitivity and image quality.” And now, less than three years later, Digital Chat Station announced Sony’s intention to enter the 100-megapixel camera market. The reason for such a sharp change in the rhetoric of the Japanese is not mentioned, but the source indicates a desire to impose competition on Samsung, which dominates this segment. Sony’s first 100MP sensor will be part of the IMX800 series and will be introduced in the near future.

Fortunately, the Japanese also have a much more pleasant surprise – a new top-end sensor of the IMX900 line with a huge matrix, the resolution of which has not yet been mentioned (most likely 50 megapixels). But Samsung is not far behind: the company is preparing the heir to the luxurious GN2 with an even larger sensor. Looking forward to the battle of the coolest camera phones?

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