I believe that as a veritable game of light and shadow, photography still depends to a large extent on the control of light and the understanding of composition. However, for the uncontrollable influencing factor of light, although some manufacturers use larger area sensors, some manufacturers use external lighting equipment to make up for it. From the overall effect, due to the limitation of the area size of the sensor, it is obvious that the latter solution is more practical. The all-new vivo S18 is an all-round upgrade of the previous generation's well-received smart soft ring, which is said to be even comparable to studio-level effects.
This time, the rear studio-level soft ring has passed a new upgrade of the nano-level light guide process. Not only does it have up to 19 times the lighting area compared to ordinary flashes, but the light is also softer and more natural. It can basically say goodbye to the problem of blurred black face, yin and yang face caused by uneven light or excessive brightness, and the facial details of the characters can also be more natural. The vivo S18 also uses the camera's spatial perception to track the position of the subject in real time and adjust the brightness of the light according to the distance. Compared to the previous generation, the Vivo S18 also has about a fifth-more color temperature adjustment range, so it can maintain an excellent portrait atmosphere no matter how complex the shooting environment.
vivo S18 not only has studio-level lighting capability, but also brings a hardware configuration with full performance. Equipped with the world's first third-generation Snapdragon 7 processor, TSMC's 4nm process and the new Arm V9 CPU architecture make it have an excellent energy consumption ratio. The same GPU graphics unit, AI neural network unit, ISP image unit and other technologies as the Snapdragon 8 symbolize its performance compared to the flagship.