Sony unveiled five 50 megapixel LYTIA sensors for phone cameras

The first new Sony sensor is called the LYT500, which is a 1.2.93-inch sensor and has 0.6 micron pixels. The second sensor is the Sony LYT700, which uses a 1.56-inch HDR sensor.

The third sensor is Sony’s LYT800, which is made for premium phones and is the first CMOS sensor to use a “double-layer transistor structure” to deliver an unmatched level of color saturation. Sony has also developed the LYT900 flagship sensor for flagship phones.

The flagship model has a 1-inch sensor with a resolution of 50 megapixels. The resolution of other Sony new generation sensors is also 50 megapixels. It is not clear in which phones each of these sensors will be used.