BIONZ XR

E803601

BIONZ XR is Sony’s high-speed image processing engine used in its Alpha-series cameras to enable advanced autofocus, high-resolution imaging, and fast continuous shooting.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
BIONZ XR canonical 4
BIONZ image processors 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Sony imaging processor ⓘ
image processing engine ⓘ
appliedTo still photography ⓘ
video recording ⓘ
brand BIONZ ⓘ
linked to: BIONZ X
developer Sony Corporation ⓘ
linked to: Sony
enablesFeature 10-bit video recording ⓘ
4K video recording ⓘ
advanced autofocus ⓘ
fast continuous shooting ⓘ
fast startup time ⓘ
high ISO performance ⓘ
high frame rate video recording ⓘ
high-resolution imaging ⓘ
high-speed image processing ⓘ
improved noise reduction ⓘ
low rolling shutter in video ⓘ
real-time Eye AF ⓘ
real-time Tracking AF ⓘ
reduced viewfinder lag ⓘ
introducedBy Sony Alpha system ⓘ
manufacturer Sony ⓘ
marketedAs high-speed processing engine ⓘ
marketedFor advanced autofocus performance ⓘ
high-quality 4K video ⓘ
high-speed continuous shooting ⓘ
partOfSeries BIONZ image processors ⓘ
linked to: BIONZ XR
predecessor BIONZ X ⓘ
supportsFunction AI-based autofocus algorithms ⓘ
complex image processing pipelines ⓘ
high-speed data readout from image sensor ⓘ
real-time subject recognition ⓘ
targetDeviceType interchangeable-lens camera ⓘ
targetUserSegment content creators ⓘ
enthusiast photographers ⓘ
professional photographers ⓘ
professional videographers ⓘ
usedIn Sony Alpha series cameras ⓘ
linked to: Sony Alpha system

Sony FX3 ⓘ
Sony FX30 ⓘ
Sony FX6 ⓘ
Sony ZV-E1 ⓘ
Sony α1 ⓘ
Sony α7 IV ⓘ
Sony α7R V ⓘ
Sony α7S III ⓘ
usedWith APS-C image sensors ⓘ
full-frame image sensors ⓘ

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sony α1 → imageProcessor → BIONZ XR ⓘ
Sony α7 IV → imageProcessor → BIONZ XR ⓘ
Sony α7R V → imageProcessor → BIONZ XR ⓘ
Sony α7S III → imageProcessor → BIONZ XR ⓘ
BIONZ XR → partOfSeries → BIONZ image processors ⓘ
linked to: BIONZ XR