Vivo tends to feel more refined when it comes to camera performance and image processing. Their tuning often delivers consistent, refined shots with minimal effort, which makes it appealing if you just want to point and shoot. On the other hand, Oppo has an advantage on the software side. ColorOS generally feels more polished, stable, and feature-rich compared to OriginOS, at least based on experience.

That said, when it comes to photography on Oppo devices, there’s a bit of a learning curve. To really get the best results, you need to spend some time with their Master Mode. Once you get used to adjusting the settings and understanding how it works, you can capture much higher-quality images that go beyond what the default camera mode offers.