Samsung has long been the only company making 200MP mobile camera sensors, but Sony has just joined the party with the LYT-901.

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Sony has announced the LYTIA 901, a 200-megapixel smartphone image sensor featuring AI-powered remosaicing, 4x in-sensor zoom, and advanced HDR systems, with shipments beginning 025.

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Sony LYT-901 is official. The 200-megapixel 1/1.12" sensor delivers hybrid Frame-HDR, 100dB+ dynamic range, fine 12bit ADC, and 4x in-sensor lossless zoom for phones.

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