The Xiaomi 14 Ultra borrows a top-tier main camera sensor from the Oppo Find X7 Ultra?\u060c<\/p>\n
Last year, the Xiaomi 13 Ultra was all about photography, with serious camera hardware and thoughtful post-processing software tricks.<\/p>\n
It's 2024 and it's time for the Xiaomi 14 Ultra to be born. It seems that this next flagship will remain faithful to its ancestor, as the Xiaomi 14<\/a><\/span> Ultra is rumored to feature a brand new cutting-edge sensor from Sony. So far, it's found on the Oppo<\/a> Find<\/p>\n It is also possible that the Xiaomi 14<\/span> Ultra will launch in a few weeks. Let's go.<\/p>\n THE Xiaomi 14<\/span> Ultra could get the one-inch Sony LYT-900 type sensor, the spiritual successor to Sony's incredibly popular and beloved IMX989 sensor.<\/p>\n LYT is the abbreviation of LYTIA, and it is the new brand of image sensors for mobile devices developed by SSS (Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation).<\/p>\n It is pronounced “Lye-tee-ya”, not Lithya, Lythia or Litya.<\/p>\n The LYT-900 sensor is named a bit like a Terminator (remember the T-800 and T-1000?) and should be as effective as them. The LYT-900 is the high-end model of Sony's LYT series<\/a>, it is a 50-megapixel one-inch type sensor with individual pixels measuring 1.6 \u03bcm.<\/p>\n The LYT-900 beast could potentially be installed in another upcoming camera-centric phone: the vivo<\/a> X100 Pro Plus. As a side note: Rumor has it that this vivo device will bring a 200 MP periscope telephoto lens with 10x optical zoom and 200x digital zoom. My my my!<\/p>\n In case that wasn't enough for you, there's more that makes it Xiaomi 14<\/span> Ultra a beast of a camera<\/a>.<\/p>\nWhat is special about this new main camera sensor?<\/h2>\n
What else?<\/h2>\n