Sony announces new Exmor RS sensors for smartphones and tablets
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The Sony Exmor RS image sensors HDR movie mode records two different exposure conditions to generate images with a wide dynamic range and brilliant colors
RGBW coding on the Sony Exmor RS image sensors means heightened sensitivity and better low light performance thanks to the addition of white pixels
The Sony Exmor RS image sensors use a stacked structure, which means they are more compact and boast better image quality
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Sony has revealed its new range of Exmor RS image sensors and camera modules which could be winging their way into your next smartphone or tablet. The CMOS sensors, which will also feature in devices from rival manufacturers, use a newly-developed "stacked structure" which means they are not only more compact, but also boast better image quality and advanced functionality.
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