Sony announces a new type 1/2.6 22.5-Megapixel Exmoor RS sensor. This is the industry’s first stacked CMOS image sensor with built-in hybrid autofocus and 3-Axis electronic image stabilization.
The IMX318 comes with 22.5 effective megapixels, and it boasts a more compact size, greater image quality, and higher performance.
The brand new kind of sensor has electronic 3-Axis stabilization that corrects both, in camera shake and lens distortion. The demo videos and full press text can be seen below.
Sony Announces a New Type 1/2.6 22.5 Megapixel Exmoor RS Sensor
This new Exmor RS is the industry’s first to be equipped with built-in high-speed hybrid autofocus, as fast as 0.03 seconds, and built-in 3-axis electronic image stabilization technology for video. Sony aims to begin shipments for this new CMOS image sensor in May, 2016.
Main Features
- 1. The industry’s smallest unit pixel size at 1.0μm, achieving compact size (type 1/2.6) while realizing 22.5 effective megapixels high resolution
- 2. The industry’s first*1 image sensor with built-in hybrid AF, as fast as 0.03 seconds, and 3-axis electronic image stabilization
- 3. 4K and high frame rate video recording, through high-speed communications leveraging the latest MIPI specifications
Key Specifications
Model name | IMX318 | |
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Effective pixel count | 5488 (H) x 4112 (V) 22.5 megapixels | |
Image size | Diagonal 6.858mm (Type 1/2.6) | |
Unit cell size | 1.00μm (H) x 1.00μm (V) | |
Frame rate | Full | 30fps |
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Sensitivity (standard value: F5.6) | 61mV | |
Sensor saturation signal (minimum value) | 330mV | |
Power supply | Analog | 2.8V |
Digital | 1.05V | |
Interface | 1.8V | |
Key features | Hybrid AF, 3-axis image stabilization for video, HDR imaging, lens resolution correction, white spot correction, NR | |
Output | MIPI C-PHY 1.0 (3 trio) / D-PHY 1.2 (4 lane) | |
Image format | Bayer RAW |
via Sony.net