On May 21st, Vivo held a "Communication Meeting for X Series Imaging New Blueprint," where they unveiled multiple self-developed technologies, algorithms, and chips for their blueprint imaging, while also reviewing the rich achievements of Vivo's imaging technology.
Vivo's official statement for their smartphones: With self-developed blueprint sensor technology, self-developed imaging algorithm matrix, and self-developed blueprint imaging chip, they have collectively built an integrated design of software and hardware, realizing a new blueprint for mobile imaging technology!
In terms of self-developed blueprint sensor technology, vivo has collaborated with multiple CMOS manufacturers such as Samsung and Sony to jointly develop sensors, including IMX598, IMX766, IMX866, IMX920, HP9, GNV, LYT900, and more. These sensors have all been used in vivo phones, enhancing the algorithm capabilities to a greater extent. Additionally, vivo pioneered micro cloud platform, cluster submergence, and glass lenses in the industry.
In terms of self-developed blueprint image algorithm matrix, vivo has always adhered to 100% self-developed core algorithms, bringing features and algorithms such as the ultra-sensitive portrait system, sky night scene system, swift video system, original image engine, ultra-clear picture quality, exquisite color restoration, and enhanced computing power to vivo phones, effectively enhancing the user experience in actual shooting.
Currently, vivo's self-developed blueprint image chips have gone through three generations from V1 to V3, achieving accelerated computing power and reduced power consumption.
Currently, on the latest vivo X100 Ultra, vivo's imaging technology reaches new heights. The vivo X100 Ultra features a top-of-the-line imaging system, including a one-inch gimbal-level main camera, a Zeiss 200-megapixel APO super telephoto lens, and an 85mm professional portrait telephoto lens. It supports VCS bionic spectrum technology, original image engine, and 4*4HexBaY large pixel technology, capable of shooting 4K 60fps HDR or 4K 120fps upgraded videos. The built-in blueprint V3+ chip is crafted using 6nm technology, enhancing energy efficiency by 30%.
