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Sony prepares for ambitious global Exmor sensor technology promotional football event on Tuesday 22nd September
- Seven celebratory football matches to be played on 22nd September, at twilight, on both sides of the equator
- Sony Twilight photo competition results
Get into the spirit of things with this Sony video clip!
How do you make camera sensor technology cool, interesting, and exciting? Football of course! OK, don't let that put you off; Sony is arguably the leading supplier and developer of CMOS sensor technology for both its own Cyber-shot and Alpha digital still cameras, and Handycam video cameras, as well as some other camera brands. Sony has worked hard to make its sensor technology work well in low light conditions - like twilight, that photographically challenging time as the sun goes down.To promote its Exmor CMOS sensor technology, all summer Sony has been leading up to a big world event to celebrate Sony Exmor technology.
Twilight photography winners
Earlier this year Sony launched a photography competition open to photographers all around the world, with the challenge to produce great action photography in low light conditions. You can see the winners' shots for yourself. Each of the winners, who come from the UK, Turkey, France, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Finland, will be present in South Africa next Tuesday evening to photograph one of seven special football matches that will be played around the world at twilight, local time.
Seven special twilight football matches
The other venues are Venice (Italy), Chamonix (French Alps), Antequera (Spain), Tintagel (UK), Iguazú Falls (Argentina), and Pinnacle Desert (Australia).The photographers will be using Sony cameras featuring Sony's Exmor CMOS sensor technology.
We'll be featuring the best images from next week in a follow-up to this article.
There is more information on Sony Twilight and the photography competition at the official site: www.sony.co.uk/hub/twilight-football
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