Fast Technology reported on May 1 that the blogger digital chatting station exposed the image details of vivo X100 Ultra.
It is reported that vivo X100 Ultra debuted a 200 million pixel Zeiss super periscope telephoto, the sensor is provided by Samsung, and this periscope telephoto has passed the Zeiss APO certification, which means that the lens has advanced chromatic aberration correction capabilities.
Conventional telescopes or telephoto lenses often produce chromatic aberration, where light of different colors cannot be focused on the focus at the same time, resulting in blurred images.
In contrast, the ZEISS APO-certified lenses of the vivo X100 Ultra eliminate this chromatic aberration, allowing the observer to see more realistic and vivid images.
In terms of the main camera, vivo X100 Ultra is equipped with Sony's LYT900 sensor, with a complete 1-inch large bottom, and also has a built-in V3 image flagship developed by the blue factory, which supports 4K-level movie portrait video.
4K cinematic portrait video can achieve bokeh bokeh similar to cinematic effect, fully automatic focus detection and switching for the subject of the picture, and "cinematic" optimization of skin and color, which is extremely rare in the industry.
The machine will be officially launched this month.
