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Get acquainted with the Gimbal Stabilization Technology on the Vivo X50 Pro Camera

Get acquainted with the Gimbal Stabilization Technology on the Vivo X50 Pro Camera

JAKARTA – Vivo Indonesia officially launched a cellphone with a gimbal camera technology, namely the Vivo X50 Pro. The mobile phone developed from the Vivo APEX 2020 prototype is capable of producing sharp images in any condition.

Through the tagline “Photography, Redefined”, Vivo defines the meaning of the latest technological innovations in its camera features, as the first smartphone with Gimbal Stabilization technology.

Then, what’s so special about the Gimbal Stabilization feature and other features embedded in the Vivo X50 Pro camera? Take a peek at the following reviews.

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The system camera gimbal technology on the Vivo X50 Pro uses a structure double ball with triple axis rotation and five-axis stabilization. This mechanism is designed so that the Vivo X50 Pro can produce a three-dimensional stability effect that covers a wide viewing angle up to 300 percent greater than function Optical Image Stabilizer (OIS) in general.

The camera stabilization system on the Vivo X50 Pro also supports many other camera features such as Extreme Night Vision, where the camera captures in low light are optimal with the AI ​​Noise Reduction algorithm that allows users to produce photos or videos with more stable quality even at night.

The camera of this phone is also equipped with a 5x telephoto periscope lens, combined with a zoom algorithm developed by to achieve 60x Hyper Zoom and integrated with Gimbal Stabilization technology. As a result, this feature can capture photos or videos with stable quality even though they are quite far away.

The gimbal camera system also stabilizes camera captures when the user is in motion through the Pro Sports Mode feature, capturing the night full of stars and the moon with Astro Mode and the Supermoon feature, plus Motion AF Tracking which will lock and stay focused on the object even if the object is out of reach .

With the Gimbal Stabilization feature, the Vivo X50 Pro is claimed to be suitable to replace professional cameras in photography and videography needs.

Previously reported, the Vivo X50 Pro is priced at IDR 9,999,000 in only one Alpha Gray color. As for the regular series, the Vivo X50 is priced at Rp. 6,999,000, appearing in two color choices, Glaze Black and Frost Blue.

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