"Back in March we first heard that Sony was busy working on its first ever 200MP sensor for smartphone cameras, one meant for the main camera and one that could actually make its way to Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra, as per another rumor. Today the upcoming sensor's specs have been detailed in China by prolific leaker Digital Chat Station. Will this be the next big thing in smartphone photography? Only time will tell, but it sure does look promising on paper."
"It's said to bear the model number IMX09E, being positioned above the Lytia LYT-900 in Sony's portfolio. It's a 1/1.12" type sensor with 0.7μm native pixel size, built on a 22nm process. It supports Hybrid Frame HDR, 100dB+ ultra-high dynamic range, greatly improved photosensitivity (though not clear compared to what), as well as 2x and 4x full-pixel fusion 'lossless' zoom."
Sony's IMX09E is a 200MP smartphone sensor with a 1/1.12" form factor, 0.7μm native pixel size, and a 22nm manufacturing process. The sensor supports Hybrid Frame HDR and claims over 100dB ultra-high dynamic range. It advertises greatly improved photosensitivity and offers 2x and 4x full-pixel fusion 'lossless' zoom modes. The model is positioned above the Lytia LYT-900 in Sony's lineup. Rumored device adoption includes the Oppo Find X9 Ultra and possibly the vivo X300 Ultra, while Xiaomi reportedly will not use the sensor in its 16 Ultra. Specs were detailed in China.
Read at GSMArena.com
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