First glimpses of Vivo X100 Ultra camera shots are out! Jia Jingdong, the company's Vice President, unveiled them on Weibo, displaying impressive camera skills, especially in zoom shots. Plus, fresh details about the phone's hardware were confirmed in the post.

Before diving into the camera snaps, the VP gave a sneak peek into the phone's hardware specs. The upcoming Vivo X100 Ultra will boast a whopping 200 MP telephoto lens, powered by a Samsung HP9 sensor. With Zeiss APO (Apochromatic) color correction, expect clearer, sharper, and more natural images.

This telephoto marvel teams up with a Sony LYT-900 50 MP primary camera, equipped with CIPA 4.5 level image stabilization tech, touted as the most advanced anti-shake standard. It promises to rectify even the tiniest hand movements in real-time. Additionally, it features EIS and OIS for high-speed anti-shake compensation by lens displacement. The telephoto lens also flaunts fancy anti-shake technology with its "mico-gimbal," perfect for capturing fast-moving subjects like racing cars.

Another highlight is the 50 MP wide-angle lens completing the triple-camera setup, coupled with the latest V3+ image chipset and top-tier AI image algorithms.

Now, let's talk about the camera snaps. The VP showcased the Vivo X100 Ultra's camera prowess with rich details and true-to-life colors. These snaps hint at a significant improvement in the telephoto department compared to its predecessor, the X100 Pro. You can check them out below.

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