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<\/a><\/p>\nvivo aims to deliver professional-grade imaging capabilities while making cinematic video creation more accessible to everyday users.<\/p>\n
The vivo X500 Series also introduces several imaging upgrades, including 4K 240fps cinematic slow-motion video, 8K Native Live, and improved stabilization. The company designed the lineup to deliver a more consistent experience across photography, video, and live content.<\/p>\n
BlueImage Dynamic Imaging Technology Stack<\/p>\n
The BlueImage Dynamic Imaging Technology Stack serves as the foundation for the X500 Series\u2019 imaging capabilities. vivo developed the system around five key standards: high dynamic range, professional image quality, cinematic color, professional stabilization, and dynamic consistency.<\/p>\n
The X500 Pro Max debuts the vivo \u00d7 Sony LYTIA L910 sensor. It delivers a claimed 17 EV ultra-high dynamic range for video, allowing users to capture more detail in challenging lighting conditions.<\/p>\n
The X500 Pro Max also features a ZEISS TrueDynamic Main Camera with 3-degree gimbal-grade optical image stabilization (OIS). Both its main and telephoto cameras achieve CIPA 7.0 Professional Stabilization.<\/p>\n vivo also partnered with MediaTek to develop professional Log video hardware for the Dimensity 9600 Pro. The chipset supports high-spec video creation through dedicated imaging processing capabilities.<\/p>\n vivo X500 Pro Series brings cinematic video to smartphones<\/p>\n The vivo X500 Pro and X500 Pro Max feature a ZEISS TrueDynamic Main Camera with a 1\/1.28-inch sensor and ZEISS T* Coating.<\/p>\n The X500 Pro Max uses a 200-megapixel ZEISS APO Telephoto Camera, similar to the one on the vivo X300 Ultra. It supports CIPA 7.0 Professional Stabilization, multi-zone laser focus, and up to 30x Long Range Motion Snapshot.<\/p>\n The phone also supports Anyplace Telephoto Tracking and the 400mm equivalent vivo ZEISS Telephoto Extender Gen 2 Ultra.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the X500 Pro features a ZEISS APO Telephoto Camera with CIPA 7.0 Professional Stabilization.<\/p>\n Both Pro models support 4K 240fps Cinematic Slow-Mo Video. They also offer 17 EV TrueDynamic Log Video with 10-bit 4:2:2 encoding and ACES support.<\/p>\n vivo partnered with DaVinci to support official color transformation, allowing users to color-grade smartphone Log footage in the same color space as professional cinema camera footage.<\/p>\n The X500 Pro Series also supports 4K 120fps 10-bit Log direct output and 4K 120fps autofocus tracking video. The latter helps maintain focus even when foreground objects temporarily obscure the subject.<\/p>\n For portrait videos, the lineup introduces 4K Cinematic Portrait Video with unified portrait beautification and HDR production standards.<\/p>\n vivo also added six cinematic video color styles: Golden, Platinum, Sunny Day, Paris Afterglow, Noir, and Amber. Each style uses a dedicated color pipeline that optimizes the appearance of people and scenery.<\/p>\n The Pro Series also supports 8K Native Live direct output, keeping the cover frame and video stream consistent in color and perspective.<\/p>\n Users can access four cinematic camera movement options through Cinema mode: Auto Framing Video, Vortex Shot, Super Slow-Mo, and Dual View.<\/p>\n vivo X500 offers upgraded imaging in a standard model<\/p>\n The standard vivo X500 also brings several imaging features from the Pro lineup.<\/p>\n Its main camera uses the vivo \u00d7 Sony LYTIA 828 sensor, the same sensor found in the vivo X300 Pro. The 1\/1.28-inch sensor works with ZEISS Gimbal-Grade OIS to deliver stable video footage.<\/p>\n For telephoto, the X500 uses the vivo \u00d7 Sony LYTIA 610 sensor, which it shares with the X500 Pro. The 64-megapixel telephoto camera supports 4K 120fps high-spec slow-motion video and CIPA 5.5 Professional Stabilization.<\/p>\n The standard model also supports 4K 120fps slow motion, cinematic color styles, 4K 60fps Cinematic Portrait Video across all focal lengths, 4K 120fps 10-bit Log, and 4K 120fps HLG video.<\/p>\n The entire X500 Series supports 8K Native Live, which vivo says delivers more detailed Live Photos.<\/p>\n The standard model also supports the 200mm equivalent vivo ZEISS Telephoto Extender Gen 2. The accessory weighs 153 grams and measures 96mm in length. It supports 14 shooting modes, including portrait, landscape, and stage photography.<\/p>\n vivo X500 Series features Dimensity 9600-series chips<\/p>\n The vivo X500 Pro and X500 Pro Max run on the MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro, which uses a second-generation 2nm process.<\/p>\n The X500 Pro Max features a 6.85-inch BOE Q11 2K ZEISS Master Color Display and an 8,000mAh BlueVolt Battery.<\/p>\n The X500 Pro, meanwhile, features a 6.36-inch ZEISS Master Color Display and a 6,510mAh BlueVolt Battery.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n