Many times the creation of new features that really innovate in the mobile market take a long time to arrive and thus it is possible to observe a focus on certain specifications that reaches exaggeration over the years. This could currently be considered for camera setup and Sony would take everything to a new extreme with up to six rear sensors .

According to initial reports, Sony is currently working on a future high-end mobile device that would arrive with a total of six sensors on its main face , something that would exceed the five that the Nokia 9 PureView has in the current market. Does it really take that much for excellent results?

Sony delves into what it does best: Reports on a Sony phone with six rear cameras

This image is unofficial and only serves as a conceptual ideal of what to expect from Sony

It is clear that Sony is one of the leaders in the world when it comes to creating cameras for mobile devices , marketing them for an endless number of external phones every season. However, it is becoming increasingly difficult to see how much the addition of so many sensors simultaneously improves.

According to Max J, a well-known leaker of information regarding Sony, not only would these cameras be numerous, but two sensors would also be added to the front to achieve very good selfies in different types of situations , one main and one that is probably ultra-wide.

Behind, it is speculated with a telephoto sensor and an ultra-wide one , while the secondary ones could also have a “Time-of-Fight” type (it uses techniques to resolve the distance between the camera and the object for each point image) and two monochrome sensors responsible for displaying better lighting levels in dark scenarios. Likewise, this configuration is far from confirmed.

While waiting for more news, we will have to wait a long time to know what the future bet on Sony is about, since it is still in development stages and it is believed that its official announcement would be given in the last moments of 2019 or directly on the first months of the following year.