Sony LYTIA 901 – First 200MP AI Mobile Sensor Explained (4x Zoom, HDR, Low Light Test)

Описание: Sony’s new LYTIA 901 is the company’s first 200MP mobile image sensor, and it’s built to change smartphone photography.
In this video you’ll learn:
How the 200MP, 1/1.12" sensor with 0.7µm pixels delivers sharp detail and high sensitivity.
What Sony’s Quad-Quad Bayer (QQBC) pixel structure is and how 16-in-1 binning works for better low-light shots.
How on-sensor AI remosaicing enables high-quality 4x in-sensor zoom while preserving fine patterns and text.
How DCG-HDR, HF-HDR and Fine 12‑bit ADC combine to push dynamic range beyond 100 dB for scenes with bright highlights and deep shadows.
Why this sensor matters for future flagship phones and real-world photo/video use (portrait, night, zoom, and 4K up to 30 fps across the 4x zoom range).
Chapters:
0:00 – Intro: Why LYTIA 901 matters
0:40 – Sensor size, 200MP and pixel pitch
1:30 – QQBC & 16‑pixel binning explained
2:30 – AI remosaicing and 4x in-sensor zoom
3:30 – HDR tech: DCG-HDR, HF-HDR, Fine 12‑bit ADC
4:30 – Real-world shooting scenarios (day, night, zoom)
5:30 – What to expect from upcoming phones
Keywords: Sony LYTIA 901, 200MP mobile sensor, AI remosaicing, Quad-Quad Bayer, QQBC, 4x in-sensor zoom, HF-HDR, DCG-HDR, 12-bit ADC, mobile photography, smartphone camera sensor, dynamic range, low light camera, 4K 30fps zoom, 1/1.12 image sensor, 0.7µm pixels.