Sony has announced that it's developed a smartphone camera sensor with a silly-high resolution of 48 megapixels. The IMX586 is apparently the world's first sensor to feature a pixel size of 0.8 μm — and those tiny pixels allowed for Sony to cram a whole lot of them into a sensor small enough to fit in a smartphone chassis.
The sensor is 8,000 itty-bitty pixels across and 6,000 tall. Pixels in a smartphone camera sensor are generally larger than 1 μm; the Pixel 2's sensor, for example, features 1.4-μm pixels.
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