On May 21st, vivo held an online communication meeting today to provide a detailed introduction to the technological breakthroughs behind the Thanos-level picture quality of the X100 Ultra.
According to vivo, the excellent picture quality of the X100 Ultra is the result of their years of deep cultivation in the mobile imaging field with the concept of hardware-software integration, as well as a product of an open and inclusive ecosystem.
Vivo's global imaging strategic partnership with Zeiss has entered its fourth year, resulting in the creation of the "Vivo ZEISS Joint Imaging System." In addition, Vivo has been deeply collaborating in imaging technology with industry leaders such as Sony, Samsung, Hawkeye, MediaTek, and Qualcomm.
Regarding the debut of Vivo X100 Ultra featuring Vivo's self-developed Blueprint Imaging, Vivo's Vice President and Vice President of Imaging, Yu Mengyuming, pointed out that Blueprint Imaging represents Vivo's cognitive and technological accumulation in key scenarios, integrating Vivo's self-developed sensor technology, algorithms, and imaging chips.
The Blueprint Imaging will be combined with the Blue Crystal Chip technology stack, Blue Heart large model, Blue Ocean endurance system, and Blue River operating system to form the vivo Blue-Tech Matrix, creating a more tech-savvy product experience for users.
On the technical side, vivo's important research achievement in sensor technology, the VCS biomimetic spectral technology, plays a crucial role in enhancing color reproduction and noise suppression performance. The main camera and telephoto sensor of the vivo X100 Ultra are both equipped with related technologies based on the VCS standard.
According to Li Can, Director of Imaging Products at vivo, the exceptional image quality performance of the vivo X100 Ultra is derived from the combination of vivo's self-developed algorithms with top-notch optical and sensor technologies in the industry.
The vivo X100 Ultra features the LYT 900 and HP9 sensors co-developed with Sony and Samsung, along with vivo's VCS biomimetic spectral technology from the vivo blueprint imaging. By optimizing the color filter and ulens hardware structure, it enhances the sensor's QE spectrum, bringing the sensor's raw information closer to human visual perception, significantly boosting the phone's color reproduction and light sensitivity capabilities.
