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The recent exposure of Sony surface CMOS sensor applause a piece, many netizens even think that surface CMOS is a camera sensor revolution, even if not a revolution, at least will become a milestone. Sony Surface CMOS sensor curved surface CMOS sensor simulates human retinal curvature, and the advantage of curved sensor is that the light refraction is the same distance from the curved surface, so the lens need not be specially designed for distortion and edge resolution and insufficient light intake, so the optical structure can be simplified greatly. The CMOS sensor has a diagonal length of 43mm, full frame size, resolution of 24 million pixels, and its center and edge light sensitivity is 1.4 and twice times the traditional CMOS respectively. The CMOS sensor has another version, with a diagonal length of 11mm, which, after conversion, turns out to be a 2/3-inch sensor, which means the smartphone can be used. I'm sure you're as concerned as we are. When will cameras and phones with curved-surface CMOS sensors arrive? A camera with curved sensors will come early next year, known as RX2 or RX1, or as a successor to Sony's RX1R camera, released in 2013, people familiar with the matter said. A mobile phone with a curved CMOS sensor is likely to be a Xperia z3x. QX10 and QX100 outside the lens of these two lenses released last year, I believe that everyone is still impressed, they can connect the Android and iOS equipment used, can be attached to the back of the phone, can also be removed to use, to facilitate photo-taking. QX100 uses a 20.2 million-pixel 1-inch Exmor R back-camera CMOS sensor, Zeiss lens, equivalent focal length 28-100mm f1.8-4.9, and its configuration is basically the same as rx100m2. The QX10 uses a 18 million-pixel 1/2.3-inch CMOS photosensitive component with a lens equivalent focal length 25-250mm f3.5-5.9,10 zoom. QX10 and QX100 can be used as an independent photographic tool, and can be used in conjunction with mobile phones. They have separate shooting and storage capabilities, built-in replaceable lithium batteries, memory slots, zoom levers, and shutter keys, with a built-in battery that can take about 150-200 photos. QX30 is said to be released, the current lens information is not much, there are rumors that it will support 30 times times zoom. Sony Camera Sony light Field camera is not yet coming, but will eventually come to black technology. According to a U.S. Patent Office document, Sony aimed at the Lytro company's first-camera focus technology, but also ready to invest in the development of light field camera. Sony promises not simply to replicate technology, but to improve Lytro's well-known technology. Patent documents show that it solves one of the biggest flaws of the technology--the low resolution of a light field camera. According to Sony's information, they were set to have no unwanted pixel arrangement in the camera system and to inhibit resolution reduction, which may have been caused by the use of stereo imaging functions. Sony head-wearing monitor project Morpheus Sony has another virtual reality helmet, Project Morpheus, and Sony is planning to let home computer players immerse themselves in the gaming world through Project Morpheus. Project Morpheus has a more powerful 1080p (1920x1080, left-and-right screen 960-pixel-wide) quality output than the latest HMZ-T3 series Head 3D display, with a screen size of 5 inches, a total of two pieces, and after putting on the head, the two screens will be integrated into one, With 90 degrees of vision. In addition, in order to maximize the immersion of the game, the designer also built a sound chamber with multiple speakers for Project Morpheus to achieve full 3D sound simulation. Project Morpheus uses a cable up to 5 meters to connect to the PS4 host, the head rotation amplitude recognition by the gyroscope and accelerometer to judge, and the player's head position information needs to cooperate with PlayStation Camera and distribution glasses around the blue led to achieve, Its movements and movements are tracked almost seamlessly.