Sony Honami Confirmed with 20.7MP Camera Sensor; 100 Sony Xperia Z Joined London Fashion Week
Sony's upcoming flagship device codenamed "Honami" exposed its very first camera image sample in Picasa. Another smartphone from Sony collaborated with fashion designer Christopher Raeburn and participated in London Fashion week by creating a custom-built spiral rig.
Sony Honami Raw Image from Picasa
Sony's upcoming Android flagship smartphone - Honami - appeared on Picasa with its very first camera image sample. According to XperiaBlog, the raw sample of C6902 or HSPA variant of Honami is not available for download; however, the EXIF data confirmed a number of rumoured specifications.
The image captured using Honami has a resolution of 5248 x 3936 or 20.66 megapixels, somehow confirming the rumoured 20.7MP camera sensor. Moreover, the photo has a 4:3 aspect ratio and f/2.0 aperture. The rumoured Honami shooter runs a firmware build version 14.1.G.1.443_9_b600.
In Picasa, Taylor Li, who is a senior manager at Sony Ericsson Taiwan based from his out of date LinkedIn profile, took the photo and uploaded it online which makes it an actual rather than a fake image.
The Sony Honami smartphone was expected to be launched on September 7, 2013 in the IFA event at Berlin, Germany.
100 Sony Xperia Z in London Fashion Week
Fashion designer Christopher Raeburn celebrated the London Fashion week with Sony Mobile in a collaboration to create a custom-built spiral rig made up of 100 Sony Xperia Z smartphones. The entire idea was made to capture every angle of three transitions that model Sera went through.
In the YouTube Channel of SonyXperia, a video called "Xperia Z Versus Fashion" included the shoot of 100 Sony Xperia handsets in a spiral rig highlighting the low-light capabilities of the Xperia Z camera.
There is also a "making of" video of Xperia Z spiral rig participation in the London Fashion week, showing the custom software, bespoke applications and wireless control system.
Sony Xperia Z is the Android flagship smartphone of Sony in early 2013 featuring full HD display screen, and dust-proof and water-resistant capability for up to 30 minutes in 1 metre depth.
