We all know the importance of photography, whether it’s journalism’s role in changing the world to a wonderful moment captured of someone’s special day. As photographers, we value our craft and the importance it has in our lives.
But the market is valuing it less and less. Why is that? What is happening? Bear with […]. petapixel.com
Sony is the world’s number one CMOS sensor producer. And it looks like the market is still booming. Digitimes reports that supply is becoming tight. Image Sensor World sums up the reasons for that: Handsets with dual-lens cameras spurs demand for CMOS sensors More mid-range smartphones are expected to feature a dual lens cameras in […] The post CMOS sensor demand is increasing and supply becomes tight appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »
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