Most likely, many users who read this article will have their hearts skipped. Others, on the other hand, will read it with anger. In fact, in our opinion, there is nothing wrong with stating that smartphones will surpass DSLRs in the future. About that Teroshi Shimizu, CEO and President of Sony, had his say. Based on as reported, according to him, mobile devices will perform much better than digital cameras.
According to Sony President Teroshi Shimizu, SLRs will be outclassed by smartphones within a couple of years. Here are the reasons
Recently, Teroshi Shimizu, President and CEO of Sony Semiconductor, said he was very optimistic about the prospects for smartphone cameras. Shimizu believes that by 2024 (at the latest) or in two years, smartphones will surpass the performance of DSLRs in taking pictures thanks to one combination of larger apertures, new pixel structure and artificial intelligence technology.
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At the same time, he also believes that, based on the current progress of development, smartphones are expected to realize by 2030 unique features of today's professional camerassuch us 8K shooting and burst shooting at very high speed. This means that if by 2024 the level is equal, within 8 years the potential will be far exceeded.
Sony also plans to increase production area by 60% by 2023 and increase production of image sensors for smartphones.
