vivo X300 officially announces an exclusive customization of the 200-megapixel main camera

The vivo X300 series has officially started preheating.

Today, Han Boxiao, product manager of vivo Communication Technology Co., Ltd., published an article introducing the vivo X300 200-megapixel super main camera, which has four major customized technologies.

First is the customized sensor. This sensor is an upgraded version of Samsung HP9, but it is not called HP10, but HPB.

Han Boxiao said: “B for Blue, custom-made by Blue Factory, is unique and features a large 1/1.4mm lens, supporting 23mm 200MP ultra-HD image quality and 50mm 50MP ultra-HD image quality output.”

Secondly, the main camera has the same blue glass + Zeiss T* coating as the vivo X200 Ultra, which can better control stray light and ghosting.

At the same time, the lens module is specially designed for high-pixel sensors, allowing full output of 200 million pixels and achieving the industry-leading CIPA 4.5 anti-shake certification, surpassing competing Pro-level flagship products.

In terms of algorithms, the joint platform improves the underlying computing power and achieves high-pixel multi-frame fusion.

Han Boxiao stated, “Not all 200 million sensors are Thanos’ 200 million.” 200 million sensors are nothing new in the industry; some manufacturers have used them before, and others will continue to use them. However, not all 200 million sensors can reach the level of the Zeiss 200 million cameras from the Blue Factory.

It is understood that the vivo X300 series will be the first to be equipped with Dimensity 9500. The chip is manufactured based on TSMC’s third-generation 3nm process N3P. The CPU is a new Arm full-core architecture, consisting of 1 x 4.21GHz Travis+3×3.50GHz Alto+4×2.7GHz Gelas, and integrated with Mali-G1-Ultra MC12 GPU.