The Vivo X70 series is expected to launch this quarter. The X series is known for its camera capabilities and Vivo plans to raise the bar with the next-gen models reported to be scheduled for a September launch. A new leak has revealed an important feature that will help the X70 series achieve superior camera performance.

According to the Weibo user @熊猫很禿然, Vivo will ship the X70 series with a self-developed image signal processor. The ISP should be soldered onto the board as a separate chip, and together with Vivo’s imaging algorithm, the Vivo X70 series should take better photos.

The news is surprising as there were no previous reports that Vivo was developing its own chip. Earlier this month, we learned that OPPO is developing its own ISP but we do not know when it will appear on a phone. Vivo has kept the development of its own ISP a secret until now, and we can’t wait to see the improvements it brings to the X70 series.

The source also mentions a micro pan-tilt feature and a telescopic lens for the Vivo X70 series. A leak also revealed the main camera of the X70 has an aperture of f/1.5 and that the device will have 5-axis image stabilization.

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