On May 1st, blogger Digital Chat Station exposed the image details of the vivo X100 Ultra.
It is reported that the vivo X100 Ultra features the world's first 200-megapixel Zeiss super periscope telephoto lens. The sensor is provided by Samsung, and this periscope telephoto lens has passed Zeiss APO certification, indicating that the lens has advanced chromatic aberration correction capabilities.
Traditional telescopes or telephoto lenses often exhibit chromatic aberration during observation, where light of different colors cannot focus simultaneously at the focal point, resulting in blurry images.
In contrast, the vivo X100 Ultra with its Zeiss APO certified lens eliminates this chromatic aberration, allowing observers to see more realistic and vivid images.
In terms of the main camera, the vivo X100 Ultra is equipped with a Sony LYT900 sensor, featuring a complete 1-inch large sensor, and also integrates the self-developed V3 flagship image processor by the blue factory, supporting 4K cinematic portrait videos.
The 4K cinematic portrait videos can achieve bokeh effects similar to movies, enabling automatic focus detection and switching for the main subject in the frame, while also providing "cinematic-grade" optimization for skin tones and colors, a rarity in the industry.
The device is set to be officially released later this month.
