$(document). ready(function() { SampleGalleryV2({"containerId":"embeddedSampleGallery_1876772280","galleryId":"1876772280","isEmbeddedWidget":true,"selectedImageIndex":0,"isMobile":false}) }); The new Sony Xperia Pro I features a massive 20MP 1"-type stacked-CMOS Exmor RS imaging sensor with built-in DRAM.
Only the central ~60% of the imaging area is used (producing a 12MP image) but for a smartphone, that still counts as a large sensor. The main camera offers a 24mm equivalent focal length and 315 PDAF autofocus points, with 90% field coverage. Rounding out the photography hardware is a 16mm equiv. F2. 2 ultra-wide camera with a 1/2. 5" sensor, and a 50mm equiv. F2. 4 telephoto camera with a 1/2. 9" sensor. All three cameras offer real-time autofocus tracking, and are built for speed. The main camera offers 20fps bursts and 60 AF/AE calculations per second, while the ultra-wide and telephoto cameras can shoot at a respectable 10 fps.
We've had our hands on the Sony Xperia Pro-I, and we've spent the past few days shooting samples in and around Seattle. Take a look through our preliminary gallery to get a sense for how it handles a variety of situations.
Note: The 50mm telephoto module on our pre-production unit was not functional, so we've included only samples from the main and ultra-wide cameras.
Check out our Sony Xperia Pro-I sample gallery
. dpreview.com2021-10-26 06:05
