Not long ago, it was reported that the blue factory's Thanos image flagship vivo X100 Ultra will most likely be officially released in May, although it is rumored that the camera of this mobile phone is a rear three-camera scheme, but whether it is the main camera or periscope telephoto, it is quite capable of playing, and the detailed specifications of this periscope have also been exposed recently, CMOS is from SamsungS5KHP9.
It is understood that vivo X100 Ultra is equipped with a periscope telephoto Samsung S5KHP9 size of 1/1.4 inch, which is currently the largest telephoto CMOS in the industry, with an aperture of f/2.59 and an equivalent focal length of 85mm, which supports hardware direct out of 200 million pixel images, and also supports telephoto macro function, with super large bottom, high pixels, large aperture and telephoto macro, it can be said that this periscope telephoto ability is very powerful.
Of course,After seeing that the telephoto supports 200 million pixel image output,Many people will want to compare it with the Honor Magic6 Pro large bottom high pixel telephoto,But the glory Glory Magic6 ProThe telephoto is1/1.49 inch,Support shooting180 million pixel pictures,Aperture f/ 2.6,The equivalent focal length is68mm,Basically, you can see that in addition to the aperture,Other specifications are slightly inferior to SamsungS5KHP9,And SamsungS5KHP9It also supports practical telephoto macro,Its equivalent 85mm focal length is a commonly used focal length for portrait shooting in professional photography。
As for the vivo X100 Ultra main camera specifications, it should be upgraded from Sony IMX989 to LYT900, which will continue to maintain a one-inch outsole, but it also has lower power consumption and a wider dynamic range, so there should be further improvements in battery life and image quality.
It is worth mentioning that vivo is also in full swing preparing for its own image brand Bluelmage, Thanos may be the first model of this self-developed imaging system, of course, the imaging partner Zeiss has also renewed the contract, so T* coating and small blue label are still available.