{"id":7488,"date":"2018-07-22T13:57:11","date_gmt":"2018-07-22T13:57:11","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.techbeatph.com\/wproot\/?p=7488"},"modified":"2018-07-22T13:57:11","modified_gmt":"2018-07-22T13:57:11","slug":"vivos-x21-dual-rear-cameras-fast-really-fast","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.techbeatph.com\/wproot\/vivos-x21-dual-rear-cameras-fast-really-fast\/","title":{"rendered":"Vivo’s X21 Dual rear cameras are fast really fast"},"content":{"rendered":"

Vivo’s X21 Dual rear cameras are fast really fast<\/strong>
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\nThe Vivo X21 has a 12-megapixel+5MP dual rear camera. For Shutterbugs out there the faster the lens the better to capture the moment. Now with Vivo’s flagship phone the X21, dual rear cameras have been all the rage. But global smartphone brand Vivo has been pushing the technology further to enhance every user\u2019s experience. The dual rear camera of Vivo X21 is equipped with Dual Pixel Sensors that come with fast-focusing technology to rival the quality of professional cameras. To be specific, the dual rear camera renders a well-focused image in just 0.03 seconds. This is achieved because each camera sensor pixel of the X21 is built with two independent photodiodes or light sensors. They capture two sets of image data when a photo is taken. The two sets of data captured by photodiodes from each pixel are matched to get the perfect focus. The result is a seamless experience to every Vivo X21 user who wants to capture those fleeting moments in one quick snap. Because nothing can be more frustrating than taking photos of once-in-a-lifetime moments, only for them to come out blurred. The Dual Pixel Sensors, meanwhile, enable the Vivo X21 to capture the depth of field data in every pixel. With two photodiodes, each pixel received the greater amount of light to create a better photo. Every shot using Vivo X21\u2019s dual rear camera result high-resolution and clear photos for keeps.
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\nOn top of the Dual Pixel Sensors, the X21\u2019s dual rear camera is also packed with AI technology. Its AI algorithm learns from a large database to detect different scenarios and adjust for the perfect shot. In fact, the X21 can detect and identify 18 tags and 140 scenarios such as portraits, food, and plants as it shoots, making it a good smartphone for those who take a lot of photos. It is activated by using Vivo\u2019s AI algorithm based on a large database of almost one million photos. Through this database, the X21 can detect different scenarios and adjust settings such as saturation, sharpness, and brightness. Its AI Scene Recognition can help them declutter their albums by identifying the classification of each photo. It even goes beyond the night, sports, vibration, or backlit scenarios. The Vivo X21 also has an AI HDR feature that captures more frames of a wider dynamic range to brighten up dull photos taken in backlight situations. The AI knows how to accurately even out the light of a photo to ensure that the subject is the clearest and most vivid in the frame through its Photo Optimization Cube and P3 camera. With just a single press of the shutter, for instance, Vivo X21\u2019s AI HDR technology allows the cameras to capture more frames of a wider dynamic range. This provides more image options for merging to perfectly light all the parts of the eventual photo to render crisper results.
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