There have been constant leaks and discussions about the camera of the Vivo X300 series. In the previous article, we said that information about a 200MP camera was found in it. Now the company's product manager Han Boxiao has made it clear in a post on Weibo today that the X300 series is not just limited to increasing the megapixel count, but its aim is to at least a 50MP experience at every focal length.
Vivo X300—with flagship standard
The main camera in the standard X300 is a 200MP Zeiss Super Main Sensor. But the real change is seen in its telephoto camera. For the first time, Vivo has given a 50MP Zeiss APO Super Periscope telephoto lens in the standard version itself.
It uses the Sony LYT-602 sensor and Zeiss T* coating, which reduces chromatic aberration and light dispersion in telephoto shots to a great extent. Along with this, telephoto macro mode is also given, which helps in capturing close-up details.
Vivo X300 Pro – New sensor with dual 200MP and Sony
The camera system in the Pro model is even more powerful. It has a 200MP Zeiss HPB periscope telephoto lens, which is being known as "Thanos telephoto." It also includes the world's first Sony LYT-828 gimbal-grade main camera. This 50MP sensor comes with a 1/1.28-inch size and an f/1.57 aperture.
Video and low-light performance will be extremely stable and clear due to gimbal-grade image stabilization and a CIPA 5.5 rating. Hybrid Frame-HDR technology gives up to 100 dB of dynamic range, which makes backlight and night photography even better.
Front camera – Upgrade in every model
Vivo has also paid special attention to the front camera. The entire series will get the Zeiss 50MP ultra-clear AF front camera, which comes with a 92-degree wide angle and autofocus. This can prove to be a better option for selfies, group shots, and vlogging.
Overall, the Vivo X300 and X300 Pro series show that high pixels are no longer just a show-off but have become the new direction of mobile photography. The company has tried to completely upgrade the camera experience by providing high-quality resolution at every focal length.
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