List of all new CES products (including from Sony) at BHphoto
A list of all new CES products can be found on that special BHphoto page. Sony announced new Bravia TV’s.
A list of all new CES products can be found on that special BHphoto page. Sony announced new Bravia TV’s.
They believe that Sony is likely to announce a new 100MP camera in 2022. This would have to be the new A7rV. I am not so sure about this yet. But we know Sony already has such kind of sensors in the works. Two years ago I reported about this new Sony sensor having 102 Megapixels and 6k recording. The specs are stunning:
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2.91um pixel architecture, 100MP @ 10fps, 6K video using 12bit ADC with on-chip binning/line-skipping. 4K RGB 4:4:4 video with on-chip colour-aware binning.
This 12288 x 8192 100MP sensor employs a unique, CFA-based column-parallel ADC design:
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The sensor is said to perform better than A7III in terms of dynamic range, sensitivity (QE) and readout speed. Here is the 4K RGB 4:4:4 readout mode:

Also Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki made it clear that 2022 will be a difficult year for both camera and lens makers. As I reported weeks ago, expect most Sony camera announcement to happen the second half of the year only.
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Let’s face it: The global chip shortage isn’t going away in 2022. This means most camera announcements will be pushed towards end 2022 with slow shipments til 2023. Engadget reports:
“I’d like to say things have improved, but they actually have gotten a little bit worse, and I’m not surprised,” O’Donnell said in a recent interview with Engadget. In April, he argued that the global chip shortage would continue throughout 2022 and into 2023. Now, he’s even more convinced that we won’t see any major relief until then.
If you are on the list for the new A7rIV and A9III and the other new Sony cameras well, don’t count to get them any time soon :(
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