- Vivo has teased a 3-degree wide-angle gimbal-level stabilization system for the main camera, offering twice the range of the previous generation.
- The main camera is expected to use a 50MP sensor developed with Sony, positioned as the Zeiss Ultra Dynamic Main Camera.
- The X500 Pro Series features the world's first "Zeiss Super Dynamic Main Camera" with 17EV ultra high-dynamic range, and the sensor is dubbed "Blueprint 900", potentially based on the Sony LYTIA L901.
- The X500 Pro Max has OIS with 3° correction angle and CIPA stabilization.
- The Pro Max includes a 200MP Zeiss APO super telephoto camera with a 1/1.4-inch Samsung HP0 sensor, supporting hardware-based 4x ISZ and a 400mm telephoto extender.
- The telephoto setup comes with CIPA 7.0-rated stabilization and up to 30x capture through Vivo’s Super Capture Engine.
- The X500 series is confirmed to launch in China in September, with more camera details expected before the official debut.
- The stabilization setup could improve handheld video and low-light stills by allowing slower shutter speeds without excessive blur.
Vivo's X500 Pro Max is set to revolutionize smartphone photography with its innovative 3-degree gimbal-level stabilization for the main camera, which is expected to significantly enhance video quality and low-light performance. This stabilization system offers twice the range of its predecessor, making it a game-changer for handheld shooting.123
The main camera is equipped with a 50MP sensor developed in collaboration with Sony, branded as the Zeiss Ultra Dynamic Main Camera. This setup is anticipated to improve still photography in low-light conditions by allowing slower shutter speeds without excessive blur. Additionally, the phone will feature a 200MP Zeiss APO super telephoto camera with a 1/1.4-inch Samsung HP0 sensor, enhancing its versatility for various shooting scenarios.4789
Vivo's X500 Pro Max also boasts hardware-based 4x ISZ technology and a 400mm telephoto extender, ensuring high-quality captures. The stabilization system is rated CIPA 7.0, promising steadier video and improved handheld shots. The phone is confirmed to launch in China this September, with further details on its camera capabilities expected before the official debut.
“The stabilization system could improve handheld video and low-light stills by enabling slower shutter speeds without blur. The X500 series is confirmed to launch in China in September, with more camera details expected before the debut.”
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