The Vivo X100 Pro Plus is expected to offer a variety of advanced camera features, according to a recent leak. The flagship smartphone from the Vivo X-series is not yet confirmed for launch, but the new camera highlights are creating excitement among mobile photography enthusiasts.

The new Vivo X100 Pro Plus is expected to feature a brand-new Image Signal Processor (ISP) called V3. This is an upgrade from the V2 ISP that was included in the Vivo X90 series, which improved low-light performance and processing speeds. With the new V3 ISP, users can expect even better photo and video quality.

The Vivo X100 Pro Plus is also expected to offer variable aperture support for the primary camera. This feature, previously seen on Samsung Galaxy S9, allows users to adjust the aperture from f/1.5 to f/2, giving them greater control over exposure and allowing for better low-light shots. While the exact range of the variable aperture is not yet known, it is expected to enhance the overall photography experience.

The phone is also rumored to have a super ultra-wide free-form lens, which will allow users to capture wider, more detailed shots. Additionally, the Vivo X100 Pro Plus is said to have a “portrait micro-cloud platform,” which may use AI to enhance portrait mode shots, although details about this feature remain unclear.

One of the most exciting camera features of the Vivo X100 Pro Plus is expected to be the periscope-style telephoto lens, which will be capable of capturing macro images and performing well in low light. While the exact camera sensor details have not been revealed, this feature is sure to attract photography enthusiasts who are looking for a versatile camera setup.