vivo V50 Review: 50MP Zeiss Camera Put to the Test in Germany & Switzerland
The vivo V50 is making waves in the smartphone market with its 50MP Zeiss camera, promising flagship-level photography in a mid-range device. To truly test its capabilities, a reviewer took the phone on a scenic journey through Germany and Switzerland, capturing a variety of shots in different lighting conditions. This blog post breaks down the camera performance, features, and real-world usability of the vivo V50, helping you decide if it’s the right device for your photography needs.
Design & Build Quality
Before diving into the camera performance, let’s talk about the design of the vivo V50. The phone has a sleek and premium feel, with a glossy back and a well-integrated camera module. It’s lightweight, making it easy to carry on long trips—an essential factor for travel photography.
50MP Zeiss Camera – Real-World Performance
The highlight of the vivo V50 is its 50MP Zeiss primary camera, co-engineered with Zeiss optics to deliver professional-grade photography. But how does it perform in real-world scenarios?
- Daylight Photography
Test Locations: Berlin, Germany & Zurich, Switzerland
The camera captures sharp details, vibrant colors, and great dynamic range in daylight conditions.
The Zeiss T lens coating helps reduce reflections and enhances clarity* in bright outdoor shots.
Architecture, street photography, and nature shots look well-balanced with minimal post-processing needed.
- Low-Light & Night Mode Performance
Test Location: Munich, Germany (Night Market & City Streets)
The vivo V50’s Night Mode does an excellent job brightening up dark scenes while maintaining details.
There’s minimal noise, and shadows are preserved well, unlike some other mid-range smartphones that over-process images.
Artificial lighting