AS VIVO INTRODUCES its X80 series in India, the focus-like many other flagships remain on the camera capabilities. But there's a lot going on behind the scenes with the cameras on these phones. While the X80 series continues its partnership with renowned lens and camera brand Zeiss, the brand is also focussing on Artificial Intelligence and its own dedicated V1+ imaging chipset.
"Smartphone photography is half computation and half hardware. With our V1+ imaging chip and with traditional processors getting better and faster every year, there is a lot more neural processing, Al work that is now going into imaging and it will keep getting better," says Keshav Chugh, product manager for image effects at Vivo.
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