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On July 2nd, blogger @Ishan Agarwal said on the social platform that since May, he has used the vivo X80 Pro (the price of 5499 yuan in the National Bank) as the main machine, and its imaging experience is very good, after getting used to it. It is difficult to use the Galaxy Z Fold3 again (the machine is priced at 12,999 yuan on JD.com).
According to the data, the vivo X80 Pro is an imaging flagship launched by vivo at the end of April this year. The machine is equipped with a 50-megapixel GNV ultra-large bottom main camera, a 48-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens, a 12-megapixel professional portrait lens, and an 8-megapixel periscope telephoto lens. Among them, the main camera and periscope support OIS optical image stabilization, the portrait lens supports micro-PTZ image stabilization, and all four cameras support video image stabilization.
The V1+ chip it is equipped with supports MEMC dynamic frame insertion, NR noise reduction, real-time perception of ambient light sources, and uses AI algorithms to separate shooting objects from background noise, preserving object details and accurately denoising. Moreover, the vivo X80 Pro is equipped with Zeiss T* coating, which effectively reduces stray light and ghosting, making it pure and clear.
Compared with the vivo X80 Pro, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 has the advantage of a large screen, but its image strength is obviously not as good as the X80 Pro, and it is only equipped with three 12-megapixel cameras.
For X80 Pro and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3, what would you choose?
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