I believe that how to bring users an excellent image system is a proposition that vivo X series has been exploring. I think that with the excellent shooting experience of the past generations and the deep technical strength in this field, the surprise and feeling that the vivo X series has brought to the majority of users are obvious to all. Coinciding with the recent launch of the new vivo X100 series, if you don't know much about the upgrades to its imaging system, then you might as well feel the charm of its top-of-the-line imaging flagship with me.
In the high-end version of the vivo X100 Pro, there is such a unique lens - a one-inch lens with a jump in precision. Through the exclusive tuning of each lens that leaves the factory, it can predict the falling point of the light when shooting, and correct and compensate for the deviation. This is equivalent to increasing the amount of light coming in, which in turn improves the overall clarity of the picture. Whether you're shooting macro or close-up, the edges of the subject are blurred better, greatly reducing the appearance of blur. I believe that with its blessing, you can easily shoot night blockbusters in any dim and low light conditions.
In addition to the upgrade of night scene capabilities, the portrait texture of the vivo X100 series is not lagging behind at all. Because it has a completely different built-in portrait mode, it provides users with a focal length that is often used in everyday shooting environments, and can choose the right effect according to the current environment and atmosphere. Paired with ZEISS's unique flare lenses and color recommendations from professional photographers. The portrait effects such as more transparent skin tones, more three-dimensional shadow tones, and more natural backlighting are just the interpretation of vivo's unique insights on portraits.