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Sony IMX949 Global Shutter Sensor Enters Sample Release: Up to 811 FPS

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2026-07-09

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Sony Semiconductor Solutions has started communicating the sample release of its new IMX949 global shutter image sensor. According to Sony’s tentative product flyer, the IMX949-AQB is a Type 1.8, 12.69MP, Pregius S…

Sony Releases IMX785 Samples: A 5MP STARVIS 2 Sensor With a Cinema-Friendly Pixel Philosophy

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2026-06-30

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Sony Semiconductor Solutions has released product samples of the IMX785-AQR1, a Type 1/1.7 STARVIS 2 CMOS image sensor with approximately 5.12 megapixels. On paper, this is not a cinema sensor. Sony clearly…

Sony’s New Global Shutter Sensor Shoots 4K 12-Bit at 502 FPS

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2026-06-14

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Sony has added a new sensor flyer that deserves attention far beyond the machine vision world. The IMX949-AQB is a Type 1.8 CMOS image sensor with a 28.1 mm diagonal, approximately 12.69…

Sony Reveals the Wafer Behind its RIALTO 65 Cinema Sensor

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2026-06-12

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Sony not only showed the RIALTO 65 sensor block at Cine Gear, but also showed something more interesting: the wafer behind its new 65mm cinema sensor. That makes the RIALTO 65 a…

Sony’s 24.5MP Global Shutter Sensor Is Now Available With 394 FPS

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2026-05-20

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Sony Semiconductor Solutions is now promoting the IMX925 as available, giving high-speed imaging developers access to a Type 1.2 global shutter sensor that combines 24.55MP resolution with an extremely fast full pixel…

Sony Unveils a Huge 2.5 Inch Global Shutter Sensor With 26MP at 383 FPS

Sony Unveils a New Type 2.5 Global Shutter Sensor With 26MP at 383 FPS

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2026-05-13

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Sony Semiconductor Solutions has released product sample information for the IMX947, a new large-format global shutter CMOS image sensor aimed at industrial imaging. On paper, this is a serious sensor: Type 2.5,…

Sony Semiconductor Solutions and TSMC Enter Preliminary Agreement for Next Generation Image Sensor Strategic Partnership

Sony and TSMC Join Forces to Build Next Generation Image Sensors

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2026-05-11

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Sony Semiconductor Solutions and TSMC have signed a preliminary agreement to form a strategic partnership for the development and manufacturing of next-generation image sensors. The move could mark a major shift in…

Meta Backed Sensor Approaches 20 Stops Of Dynamic Range

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2026-05-10

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Future camera sensors may no longer function as passive imaging devices. A newly published Meta-backed research project introduces a radically different approach to image capture built around a 3-layer stacked computational sensor…

Scientists Built a $500 Camera That Captures 685 Billion FPS

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2026-05-05

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Not. This is not clickbait. A research team has actually built an imaging system that can reach an effective speed of 685 billion frames per second. The cost is under $500. That…

Sony’s 16 Stop Dynamic Range Mobile Sensor Enters Production

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2026-04-23

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Sony has begun sample shipments of the IMX908, a 1/2.8 inch mobile class image sensor that delivers up to 96 dB HDR, which corresponds to roughly 16 stops of dynamic range. With…

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Sony IMX949 Global Shutter Sensor Enters Sample Release: Up to 811 FPS

Sony Releases IMX785 Samples: A 5MP STARVIS 2 Sensor With a Cinema-Friendly Pixel Philosophy

Sony’s New Global Shutter Sensor Shoots 4K 12-Bit at 502 FPS

Sony Reveals the Wafer Behind its RIALTO 65 Cinema Sensor

Sony’s 24.5MP Global Shutter Sensor Is Now Available With 394 FPS

Sony Unveils a New Type 2.5 Global Shutter Sensor With 26MP at 383 FPS

Sony and TSMC Join Forces to Build Next Generation Image Sensors

Meta Backed Sensor Approaches 20 Stops Of Dynamic Range

Scientists Built a $500 Camera That Captures 685 Billion FPS

Sony’s 16 Stop Dynamic Range Mobile Sensor Enters Production

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