#vivo s1 pro ph

A few months ago, Vivo brought their S-series to the Philippines with the S1, where it faced really tough competition in the mid-range smartphone space. Now we have it’s bigger sibling, the S1 Pro. That alone makes it a very appealing option for travel creators, car reviewers, real estate shooters, and anyone producing dynamic aerial video. For our team that produces automotive reviews, shooting creative angles and follow-focusing on a car traveling at more than 60kph is a walk in the park. That is a major advantage for scenes that are difficult to repeat, such as resort fly-throughs, coastal shots, moving vehicles, or property tours. With the Avata 360, the drone captures the full scene, including the sky, which makes post-production more flexible and can reduce some of the cleanup work that other 360 workflows usually require. It comes with built-in propeller guards, replaceable lenses, and obstacle sensing, all of which help make it less intimidating than a traditional FPV setup. Flight time is listed at around 23 to 25 minutes per battery, which is decent for short-form productions, quick travel sequences, and social-first content shoots. It combines immersive FPV flying with high-resolution 360 capture, a durable design, and enough flexibility to work for both experimental and mainstream video production. Read more in our articles including "Watch: VIVO S1 Pro Unboxing & Hands-on" and "DJI Avata 360 -- why it changed the way we shoot videos".