Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation (SSS) has introduced the LYT-818, a groundbreaking 50-megapixel CMOS image sensor designed for smartphone cameras. Part of the new LYTIA brand, the LYT-818 offers exceptional low-light performance and dynamic range.
Key Features of the LYT-818
- Ultra-High Conversion Gain (UHCG): This innovative technology minimizes noise, resulting in cleaner, more detailed images in low-light conditions. With a noise level of just 0.95e-, the LYT-818 delivers industry-leading performance.
- Advanced HDR: The sensor’s enhanced HDR capabilities capture a wider range of tones, ensuring that both highlights and shadows are preserved in challenging lighting scenarios. A dynamic range of 86dB enables stunningly balanced images.
- Efficient Power Consumption: The LYT-818 is designed for continuous HDR operation, even during live previews on your phone’s screen, thanks to its efficient power usage.
- High-Resolution and Speed: The sensor boasts a 1.22 µm unit cell size, Quad Bayer Coding color filter, and a maximum frame rate of 120 fps for 4K2K resolution.
Vivo X200 Pro Series to Feature LYT-818
According to recent leaks, Vivo’s upcoming X200 Pro series will be among the first smartphones to incorporate the LYT-818 sensor. This marks a significant upgrade from the IMX989 sensor found in the X100 Pro. The LYT-818’s superior low-light capabilities and dynamic range promise to elevate the photography experience on these devices.
