The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX1 is amongst the first Cyber-shots to use one of Sony's new back illuminated CMOS sensors.
According to Sony, its 'Exmor R' sensor offers low-light performance with approximately twice the sensitivity of traditional image sensors.
The sensor has been incorporated into familiar W and T series bodies.
The TX1 is a touch screen camera with 4x zoom lens (35-140mm equiv.).
Like the existing, conventional CMOS-based HX1, both cameras offer HD video recording and a Sweep Panorama mode.
Sony stresses that this latest CMOS technology, combined with the fast lenses and the six-shot layering technology (first seen on the HX1), offers: "an innovative and comprehensive approach to overcoming the challenge of low light photography that have plagued compact cameras for some time.
According to Sony, its 'Exmor R' sensor offers low-light performance with approximately twice the sensitivity of traditional image sensors.
The sensor has been incorporated into familiar W and T series bodies.
The TX1 is a touch screen camera with 4x zoom lens (35-140mm equiv.).
Like the existing, conventional CMOS-based HX1, both cameras offer HD video recording and a Sweep Panorama mode.
Sony stresses that this latest CMOS technology, combined with the fast lenses and the six-shot layering technology (first seen on the HX1), offers: "an innovative and comprehensive approach to overcoming the challenge of low light photography that have plagued compact cameras for some time.
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