Since its release, vivo X300 Ultra has been improving its photography specifications.
Since its release, vivo X300 Ultra has attracted market attention for its photography specifications. Recently, the authoritative evaluation agency DXOMARK officially announced the imaging test results of this flagship mobile phone.
According to the latest data from DXOMARK, vivo X300 Ultra achieved a total score of 170 points in the imaging test, successfully ranking third in the global mobile phone imaging rankings, and its overall score is even ahead of the iPhone 17 Pro in the same period.
In detailed tests and sample comparisons published by DXOMARK, vivo X300 Ultra demonstrated excellent performance in multiple core imaging indicators. The most outstanding part is the portrait shooting. The pictures not only have accurate and vivid color reproduction, but also retain rich details. In portrait mode, the system handles natural segmentation of the subject and background, and can present a textured spotlight effect. In addition, the zoom capability of the phone also reaches flagship level, and it can still present clear picture details even when shooting from a long distance; the ultra-wide-angle lens also has good detail capture capabilities, and the overall imaging feels natural and close to the real environment.
Although the still shooting performance is highly recognized, DXOMARK also pointed out that the vivo X300 Ultra still has room for improvement in video recording. The test report mentioned that when the mobile phone is in a low-light environment for dynamic recording, the noise of the picture will increase relatively, and the stability of exposure and white balance will also fluctuate to a certain extent. This aspect may require the manufacturer to further optimize it through subsequent system updates.
This phone can achieve high imaging results mainly due to its solid hardware configuration. Vivo X300 Ultra is equipped with the Zeiss master lens group, which comprehensively covers the 14mm Zeiss ultra-wide-angle, 35mm Zeiss humanistic documentary lens, and 85mm Zeiss gimbal-level telephoto lens. Through the coordinated operation of the three cameras, it can achieve high-quality output at all focal lengths. Among them, the 35mm 200-megapixel main lens is the world’s first LYTIA-901 sensor jointly developed by Blueprint and Sony. It has a 1/1.12-inch outsole specification. The single-pixel photosensitive area has been increased by 30%, and the full well capacity has also been increased by 32%, which greatly enhances light intake capabilities and image quality performance.
In the telephoto part, vivo X300 Ultra uses a 200-megapixel APO solution, equipped with Samsung HP0 sensor and supports 3-degree physical anti-shock technology, reaching the CIPA 7.0 level of professional anti-shock standards, significantly increasing the equivalent light input by 300%, ensuring stability and clarity during telephoto. Overall, the vivo X300 Ultra relies on the combination of top-notch photosensitive elements and Zeiss optical technology to be extremely competitive in today’s high-end mobile phone imaging market. (Source: DXOMARK)
