A Weibo user, recently published some details about an upcoming Sony sensor - the IMX607. It's also believed to be the main sensor for the future Huawei P30 Pro.
The 38MP 1/1.8" IMX607 sensor takes a similaralogous|the same} approach because the IMX600 found during this year's Huawei P20 pro however adds one thing special into the combo - an array of white pixels additionally to the RGB ones. rather than using a Quad bayer technology, the sensor depends on twin bayer with a white HDR coding array.
Supposedly, this may allow the camera to use the white pixels to capture additional light-weight, achieve higher sharpness and detail without the need of an extra black and white sensor. In theory, this should additionally facilitate with night time photography. And for quicker and higher autofocus, Sony has upped its game with a Quad pixel section Detection auto Focus (QPDAF).
Other specs include high-SNR for impressive low-light performance, chroma noise reduction, and inbuilt temperature and close light-weight sensors.the study explicitly says that specially designed for evening time photography and has a native ISO of 50/500/5000.
It's still too early to inform if these documents are legit and if the sensor can end up in Huawei's next flagship therefore keep an eye on the news section.
Sony's 38MP IMX607 senso |
Sony's 38MP IMX607 sensor |
Supposedly, this may allow the camera to use the white pixels to capture additional light-weight, achieve higher sharpness and detail without the need of an extra black and white sensor. In theory, this should additionally facilitate with night time photography. And for quicker and higher autofocus, Sony has upped its game with a Quad pixel section Detection auto Focus (QPDAF).
Other specs include high-SNR for impressive low-light performance, chroma noise reduction, and inbuilt temperature and close light-weight sensors.the study explicitly says that specially designed for evening time photography and has a native ISO of 50/500/5000.
It's still too early to inform if these documents are legit and if the sensor can end up in Huawei's next flagship therefore keep an eye on the news section.
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