CXD4115-1 ISP - DSLR-A560, DSLR-A580, SLT-A33, SLT-A35, SLT-A55 / SLT-A55V, NEX-5C, NEX-C3, and NEX-VG10 - all models from here on are Linux-based (CE Linux 6 with kernel 2.3.) BIONZ – Sony CXD4132 ISP + CXD90016GF SoC Sony CXD4132 series chip is a multicore BIONZ processor: CXD4132 - SLT-A37, SLT-A57, SLT-A58, SLT-A65 / SLT-A65V, SLT-A77 / SLT-A77V, SLT-A99 / SLT-A99V / HV, NEX-F3, NEX-3N, NEX-5N, CXD90016GF SoC with CXD4132 ISP - NEX-5R, NEX-5T, NEX-6, NEX-7 / Lunar Unidentified - NEX-VG20, NEX-VG30, NEX-VG900, NEX-FS100, DSC-RX1 / DSC-RX1R, DSC-RX100 / Stellar, DSC-RX100M2 BIONZ X – Sony CXD4236 ISP + CXD90027GF SoC Sony has introduced their next-generation image processor dubbed the BIONZ X with introduction of ILCE-7 / ILCE-7R in 2013. BIONZ X uses Sony CXD4236 series ISP along with CXD90027GF SoC. The latter is based on a quad-core ARM Cortex-A5 architecture, and is utilized to run Android apps on top of the Linux kernel. It features, among other things, detail reproduction technology and diffraction-reducing technology, area-specific noise reduction and 16-bit image processing + 14-bit raw output. It can process up to 20 frames per second and features Lock-on AF and object tracking. CXD90027GF SoC with unidentified ISP (Stacked DRAM) - α7, α7R, α7 II, α6000, α6500, α99, α7 III CXD90027GF SoC with CXD4236-1GG ISP - α7S, α7S II, RX100 IV, Sony FDR-AX33 CXD90027GF SoC with Dual CXD4236-1GG ISP - α7R II, α7R III Unidentified - ILCE-5000, DSC-RX10, ILCA-77M2, DSC-RX100 III, α7R IV, and DSC-RX0 BIONZ XR Sony has introduced its next-generation image processor dubbed the BIONZ XR with the introduction of Sony α7S III in 2020. "The sensor is to have eight times as much computing power as the previous image processor." It is also used in the Sony α1 flagship mirrorless camera, the Sony FX6, Sony FX3 compact cinema camera and Sony α7 IV mirrorless camera launched in 2021. New Features New video codecs / framerates. New downsampling power in the camera. Internal Pipeline speed improvements. Laggy interface fix. New card formats/interface. New EVF resolution/ readout speed Fix of the viewfinder lag during AF or continuous shooting See also Expeed – Nikon's image processors DIGIC – Canon's image processors Image processor References Further reading Sony (2009). https://web.archive.org/web/20100814135911/http://www.sony.com.sg/microsite/dslr/technologies/bionz.html Sony image processors Camera firmware