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vivo X500 series phones officially announced, released on September 21

2026-09-07 21:05 Products & Apps 🔥 45.2 heat score
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On September 7, 2026, vivo announced at the Creators Festival that the X500 series of smartphones would be officially released on September 21. This series continues the design of large-disk lens modules, featuring the BluePrint Guangyu 900 sensor and a CIPA 7.0 anti-shake main camera with long-range telephoto capabilities, along with a new AI photography assistant. In terms of video recording, it achieves a dynamic range of 17EV, comparable to that of movie-grade cameras, supports 10bit 422 encoding and ACES color encoding system; it also utilizes the exclusive 2nm Dimensity chip for professional Log video hardware, supporting 4K 120-frame 10bit log recording and 8K native Live output. The standard version is equipped with a 1/1.28-inch LYTIA-828 main camera, LYTIA-610 telephoto camera, and a 50Mp ultra-wide-angle camera; the Pro Max features a 6.83-inch BOE Q11 2K panel, a 1/1.28-inch 50Mp main camera, and 200M…

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  1. 2026-09-07

    The `vivo X500 series of phones globall…

    On September 7, vivo announced the X500 series of cameras at the Creators Festival. This series features the Blueprint …

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I IT之家 zh 2026-09-07 20:16

The `vivo X500 series of phones globally launches the Blueguard 900 sensor, CIPA 7.0 image stabilization, and AI photography assistant.

On September 7, vivo announced the X500 series of cameras at the Creators Festival. This series features the Blueprint Guangyu 900 sensor and CIPA 7.0 image stabilization. The X500 Pro Max is equipped with a Samsung HP0 telephoto lens and a 400mm teleextender, and supports RAW-based generative reconstruction, telephoto tracking function, and photo editing inspired by MediaTek’s collaboration. The series of phones also features vivo’s world-first blueprint ultra-high dynamic range technology (with a maximum dynamic range of 17EV), supports 4K 240fps slow motion, 4K 120fps DCG HDR, and VCS 4.0, offering styles such as vivid, natural colors, cinematic effects, and cultural silver halide. Additionally, the X500 series has been upgraded with an AI photography assistant that can accurately identify 5,000 scene tags and recommend shooting solutions; it supports digital intermediate film technology to achieve color consistency, and a new decontrasting technology is added to restore details of artifacts and models.

I IT之家 zh 2026-09-07 21:05

Vivo X500 series phones officially announced, released on September 21

The vivo X500 series of smartphones will be officially released on September 21. This series continues the design of large-diameter lens modules. It features the BluePrint Guangyu 900 sensor and a CIPA 7.0 anti-shake main camera with long-range zoom, along with a new AI photography assistant. In terms of video recording, it achieves a dynamic range of 17EV, comparable to that of movie-level standards, supports 10bit 422 encoding and ACES color encoding system; it also utilizes the exclusive 2nm Dimensity chip for professional Log video hardware, enabling direct output of 4K 120-frames per second 10bit log recordings and 8K native Live recordings. The standard version is equipped with a 1/1.28-inch LYTIA-828 main camera, LYTIA-610 long-range zoom, and a 50Mp ultra-wide-angle camera; the Pro Max features a 6.83-inch BOE Q11 2K panel, a 1/1.28-inch 50Mp main camera, a 200MP HP0 long-range zoom, and a 50Mp ultra-wide-angle camera, focusing on “3-degree large…”