Tonight, Vivo hosted a Creator's Gala in Yantai, announcing that the Vivo X500 series will be officially released on September 21, with a multi-dimensional explanation of the series' imaging details. Strategically, Vivo places creators at the core of its imaging vision, adopting a dual-track approach of independent and collaborative innovation, and launching the Blueprint Dynamic Imaging Technology Stack. On the technical front, Vivo integrates portrait, dynamic imaging, and AI technology stacks. The X500 Pro series debuts with the Blueprint OptiGuard 900 sensor, achieving CIPA Level 7 stabilization for both the main camera and periscope telephoto lenses. The telephoto lens features RAW-domain generative reconstruction technology, while the Pro Max supports a 400mm extender and collaborates with MediaTek to develop telephoto tracking functionality, with related achievements selected for the CVPR Best Paper Finals. In terms of color systems, Vivo adheres to a dual-mainline approach, introducing cinematic color tones and humanistic silver salt styles, and jointly releasing a cultural relic imaging technology solution. For portrait photography, Vivo accurately captures authenticity and emotion, upgrading native and flash portraits, creating an intelligent perceptual imaging window, and debuting an album-inspired photo editing feature. For video experience, Vivo upgrades cinematic ultra-high dynamic range Log, supporting 10-bit 422 encoding, etc. The Pro series debuts with 4K 240fps slow-motion, achieving extreme 4K 960fps slow-motion, supporting 4K 120fps tracking focus, and debuting 4K Dolby Vision portraits. It also features cinematic composition and camera movement, along with a film workshop function, leveraging the 2nm Dimensity chip to upgrade AI video highlight reel functionality and debuting 8K cinematic Live.