The Vivo X300 Pro has officially broken new ground, becoming the world’s first smartphone to shoot 4K 60 fps portrait video. Even more impressive, both its main and telephoto lenses are equipped with CIPA 5.5-level professional image stabilisation, making handheld cinematic shooting smoother than ever.
On September 17th, Han Boxiao, product manager at Vivo, announced a breakthrough, highlighting that the X300 Pro represents a significant leap forward in mobile videography. “This generation of Vivo imaging flagships will achieve comprehensive leadership in the video market,” he stated.
So what makes the X300 Pro stand out? Let’s break it down:
World’s First 4K 60fps Cinematic Portrait Video
Powered by the self-developed V3+ dual-core imaging chip, the X300 Pro introduces the industry’s first portrait-first video strategy. It not only captures 4K 60 fps with beautification and background blur but also adds fresh cold-laminate and negative film styles, giving creators new tools to match trending video aesthetics.
Dual-Focal 4K 120fps Cinematic Slow Motion
Experience ultra-smooth slow motion in 4K at 120 fps. Every movement, from hair flips to action shots, is transformed into a breathtaking cinematic moment.
Dolby Vision HDR at 4K 120fps
High resolution, ultra-high frame rate, and a wider dynamic range—the X300 Pro delivers videos that look like they belong on the big screen. Colours pop, details shine, and tonal performance reaches Hollywood levels.
10-Bit Log Video for Professionals
With 4K 120 fps 10-bit Log recording, creators gain enormous flexibility for post-production. The format fully supports the ACES professional colour workflow, allowing editors to fine-tune every frame with precision and efficiency.
Industry-Leading Stabilization
Of course, specs aren’t everything. Vivo has gone all-in on the shooting experience. Both the main and telephoto cameras boast CIPA 5.5-rated stabilisation, enhanced with a next-gen EIS algorithm. The result? Ultra-steady shots, smoother zooming, and laser-sharp focus—even in challenging conditions.
