OPPO is putting smartphone photography front and center with the upcoming Find X10 series. The lineup is set to launch in China this September, with the Find X10 Pro Max taking things to the extreme with three 200MP cameras.
Three 200MP cameras and Hasselblad tuning
The standard Find X10 will feature a dual 200MP camera setup jointly developed with Hasselblad, while the Find X10 Pro Max will reportedly use three 200MP cameras.
OPPO says its new Hasselblad Super Clear Camera system focuses on preserving fine details while reducing heavy image processing that can create unnatural textures and skin tones.
The phones will also feature a second-generation Danxia Color Restoration Lens with 24 sampling channels and a claimed 15-stop dynamic range for more accurate colors and ambient light. OPPO’s new LUMO native light and shadow engine is designed to improve brightness, contrast, and facial details in backlit scenes.
A new 200MP telephoto camera
According to Digital Chat Station, the Find X10 Pro Max may use a large-sensor 200MP telephoto camera with a 70mm focal length and f/2.1 aperture instead of the previously rumored OV52A sensor.
The camera is also expected to support telephoto macro photography. The final configuration remains unofficial.
A redesigned camera island
OPPO’s teaser shows a large horizontal camera island with rounded corners and a stepped rectangular design. Three camera openings sit in the main section, while a fourth circular element is positioned separately on the right.
Both the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max have also appeared on Geekbench, revealing that they will use different Dimensity 9-series chipsets.
With up to three 200MP cameras, Hasselblad tuning, and a stronger focus on natural-looking photos, the Find X10 Pro Max is shaping up to be one of OPPO’s most ambitious camera phones yet. Full specifications will be revealed when the series launches in China later this month.