Xperia New Product Announcement

[GeSteSoh]

Interesting there is completely no leak?

Also camera + xperia reminds me of this:

Hey this looks familiar

 

[rssd21]

Do you even own a flagship Xperia?

Lmao. The most likely to bash phones are those who does not own it.
True owners usually sticks to rational topics for that one or few phones they bought.

 

[Toader]

More and more like vlog phone.

 

[omelet]

Found on reddit...
More photos in the link...

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1seNLowOx9sZHaleOtWSISc2G5rW-CyzK

 

[omelet]

It has 3 rear cameras, one of the is 1″ exmor behind 24mm lens and f2.0-4.0 (only 2.0 or 4.0, no value between. Like old samsung s9 can do f1.5-2.4).
One accessory seems to be like the screen of alpha, you attach to gimbal when you use rear cameras to record yourself.
Also, VR glass to attach the phone, like samsung had.
I do not know if RX cameras come back. Xperia brings more revenue than camera business already.

https://www.sonyalpharumors.com/lea...a-pro-i-features-an-impressive-1-inch-sensor/

 

[Ralphel]

http://www.xperiablog.net/2021/10/2...kg7WL40Yc_ZJf_sOp7X7lnjKCGzvaMi5M-8Tu3XLqFvxQ
3k SGD?

 

[Toader]

https://sumahodigest.com/?p=4341

 

[Toader]

http://www.xperiablog.net/2021/10/2...kg7WL40Yc_ZJf_sOp7X7lnjKCGzvaMi5M-8Tu3XLqFvxQ
3k SGD?

Should've a few packages (with additional display , tripod and microphone ? ) and only the phone itself.

Congratulations on another 2 more first from Sony
1 . First vlog mobile
2. First 8K VR headset (??)

 

[Kitaro9202]

I kinda of miss sony delicate shutter button

 

[ragnarok95]

If they are hopefully it is good and the design is also good or decent because their other phones are mehh

Meh? So are your reply. meh.

Bye.

 

[Stanley W]

yummmmm hope it doesnt go to $2k...........................

 

[chooyoshi]

https://www.gsmarena.com/sony_xperi...iable_f_2040_aperture_for_1800-news-51572.php

 

[rssd21]

yummmmm hope it doesnt go to $2k...........................

Possible, or even more. It seems likely that this phone is not targeting the mass market but for those few who really takes the time to appreciate good photography. More focus for content creators that usually does not complain about prices when it is not a fruity product.

 

[Toader]

NICE!!!! But I think it will cost more than 2k but less than xperia pro?

WITH LANYARD HOLDER

 

[chooyoshi]

Possible, or even more. It seems likely that this phone is not targeting the mass market but for those few who really takes the time to appreciate good photography. More focus for content creators that usually does not complain about prices when it is not a fruity product.

Price is 1799 euro- equivalent to 2800 SGD.

 

[Kepller]

Though it has a 1" sensor, due to the size of the lens it only uses 60% of the sensor making the overall readout lower than the iPhone 13 Pro.

DP Review:
The big story is of course the 1"-type stacked CMOS sensor from the RX100 VII. However, in order to keep the phone small, Sony has designed a lens that projects an image circle that covers only an approximately 60% surface area of the 1"-type sensor. That's why, instead of 20MP images, as you'd get from the RX100 VII camera, you get 12MP images. But this has a broader implication: the combination of a slower F2 lens (than many of its peers) and a sensor that's not quite as big as a 1"-type sensor means the image quality is not going to be what you might expect from a 1"-type camera. In fact, we calculate that the main camera is roughly F7.1 full-frame equivalent. Compared to the iPhone 13 Pro's 1/1.65" sensor with F1.5 lens, which makes it F6.8 full-frame equivalent, that means the main imager on the Xperia Pro-I actually offers slightly less light gathering ability and slightly less shallow depth-of-field effect than the iPhone 13 Pro, and that's before you consider computational imaging approaches.
Souce:
https://www.dpreview.com/news/16416...sor-into-the-xperia-pro-i-but-there-s-a-catch

 

[Ralphel]

 

[Ralphel]

https://www.engadget.com/sony-xperia-pro-i-announcement-031222484.htmlUS$1800~

 

[fordsolo]

 

[DigDub]

Though it has a 1" sensor, due to the size of the lens it only uses 60% of the sensor making the overall readout lower than the iPhone 13 Pro.

DP Review:
The big story is of course the 1"-type stacked CMOS sensor from the RX100 VII. However, in order to keep the phone small, Sony has designed a lens that projects an image circle that covers only an approximately 60% surface area of the 1"-type sensor. That's why, instead of 20MP images, as you'd get from the RX100 VII camera, you get 12MP images. But this has a broader implication: the combination of a slower F2 lens (than many of its peers) and a sensor that's not quite as big as a 1"-type sensor means the image quality is not going to be what you might expect from a 1"-type camera. In fact, we calculate that the main camera is roughly F7.1 full-frame equivalent. Compared to the iPhone 13 Pro's 1/1.65" sensor with F1.5 lens, which makes it F6.8 full-frame equivalent, that means the main imager on the Xperia Pro-I actually offers slightly less light gathering ability and slightly less shallow depth-of-field effect than the iPhone 13 Pro, and that's before you consider computational imaging approaches.
Souce:
https://www.dpreview.com/news/16416...sor-into-the-xperia-pro-i-but-there-s-a-catch

Sony use the 1 inch sensor most likely due to extra sensors available from the RX range and not many people buying dedicated cameras nowadays, and the difficulty of getting chips from the manufacturing crunch. So that's why this 1 inch sensor that is not fully utilized. A bit odd but will help Sony clear their 1 inch sensors inventory. Sony really needs to get into the computational photography game. Sony was one of the pioneers who started computational photography using the handheld twilight modes which made handheld night shots usable, don't know what happened and they like not into it now.