Since yesterday, I have been having a hard time making my new mobile ready for use. As I have bought the Vivo X200 Ultra, which was released in mainland China, I had to fix a lot of things with the Chinese variant. The good thing is that all the phones come here with the English language, which is helpful to buying them. The main problem comes with the issues of setting up your Google account, as Google is banned here. Though the vpn can help you but you have no option to download vpn here from the Play Store; only third-party sites and sources are the most helpful in this case.
So, I have set up my Chinese apps first, like WeChat, Alipay, JD, Taobao, and other necessary apps that are the lifeline for living in China. Then find good app or medium to transfer some vpns and basic apps to start setting up google account. Also, most of the international apps are not allowed to be used here. So, it needs some time to set up my other Google apps, Facebook, Twitter, and other social sites, and other necessary apps. so, I have not got enough time to check the camera that is one of the main key reason to buy this phone.
For checking the raw quality of the first-hand experience with the camera, I have shared all of these photos without any edits except the cover image. The first three images are the moon with different zoom levels. It was early evening, and darkness was falling faster when I took these photos. If I compare it with my old experience with my old Samsung Galaxy phone, I found no noise today with greatly improved photos, with the true size that resembles the real view. As these are completely unedited photos, you can understand that the enhanced capability of the camera is now in the real world.
Then I have taken two photos of some tiny flowers with the macro shooting mode, which is really impressive, what I didn't expect. I have a slightly edited in the cover of this post that is evolved in a way that it doesn't seem to be a mobile photography output.
The final three photos are some random clicks in my institute at night. The area was quite dark, and the photos are quite bright. Most of the cameras suffer from the low-light challenges for mobiles, which are currently developing very fast with large sensor sizes. The new version of the camera has a separate mode titles Night and Landscape. There are also tons of features to make the camera a greater one
Besides the significant noise reduction, the natural color is properly sustained in these photos, which is a great improvement in the overall camera capability. The zooming capability at night suffers the most, but I forgot to take some images in this category.
I hope you will like my first-hand clicks experience with some abrupt clicks without any specific settings in the camera settings. I am going to share the performance of this phone in photography soon, and my blogs will contain more quality photos now. If you have any queries, let me know in the comments, and I will try my best to answer them as much as I can afford.
Thanks a lot for your time and attention. I will catch up with you at the next one.
Wishing you a good day!
I took all the photos, and these are my own property.
