Recently, SONY released the LYTIA L910 sensor, which is the brand’s first product using LOFIC technology. It adopts a 1/1.28-inch large design, has a 50MP output and supports single-exposure 100dB high dynamic range photo shooting for better photographic performance.
The LYTIA L910 photosensitive element, which is expected to be mass-produced in the second quarter of this year, is a stacked CMOS photosensitive element using LOFIC (Lateral Overflow Integration Capacitor) technology.
LYTIA L910 incorporates TCG-HDR technology that can reduce highlight overexposure and dark noise; UHCG circuit technology that can reduce random noise by about 30%, and single exposure 100dB shooting that can reduce low-light noise.
Mobile Magazine’s short comment: LYTIA L910, which can enhance HDR photo performance and low-power 4K video recording, is expected to become one of the commonly used sensor product options for the main lens of flagship mobile phones in the future.
Source: SONY
