The new series vivo X500composed of the models X500, X500 Pro and X500 Pro Maxwill be officially presented in China during September. After teasing several features of the Pro models, vivo now has it confirmed the photographic specifications of the standard model, revealing an equipment that incorporates some solutions already used on the previous generation.
The vivo X500 will in fact use the same main photographic sensor present on the current vivo X300 Pro. This is the Sony LYT-828 50MPfeaturing a 1/1.28 inch format. The choice allows the new smartphone to focus on a high-level main photographic sector, maintaining a solution already adopted by vivo on the Pro model of the previous generation.
The main rear camera will also feature gimbal-level stabilization developed with Zeissaccompanied by a CIPA 5.5 certification for professional stabilization. This system should help keep images more stable during shooting and recording, especially in situations where you need to compensate for hand movements.
Additional elements available for the Vivo X500 camera
For zoom photography, vivo X500 will instead use the same 64 MP Sony LYT-610 sensor expected on the X500 Pro model. The telephoto camera will also feature a CIPA 5.5 rating for stabilization. The system will also support recording 4K video at 120 frames per seconda mode designed for shooting high-resolution slow motion.
Another feature confirmed for the telephoto sector is the support for a 200 mm teleconverter. This solution expands the possibilities offered by the camera dedicated to zoom, allowing you to use a longer equivalent focal length for certain photographic situations. For the moment, however, some specifications of the device still remain based on rumors.
According to available information, the vivo X500 could integrate one 50MP ultra-wide-angle camera and a 6.37-inch display. The smartphone would also be equipped with a chipset MediaTek Dimensity 9000 series made with 3 nm production process. These latter characteristics However, they have not been officially confirmed.
