Oppo Find X10 Pro Max: three 200 MP cameras
Oppo Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max: up to 200 MP Hasselblad cameras, 8K video recording, Dolby Vision displays, an 8,000 mAh battery, and pricing.
Oppo has launched the Find X10 and Pro Max: the higher-end model has three 200 MP Hasselblad cameras. Both models support video recording up to 8K and feature 8,000 mAh batteries.
Oppo Find X10 Pro Max gets three 200 MP cameras
Oppo has unveiled the Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max smartphones. Both models use Hasselblad imaging technologies and feature 200 MP cameras. The higher-end model has three such modules—the world’s first smartphone with a triple rear-camera system featuring three 200 MP cameras.
“The Find X series has always been driven by our commitment to advancing mobile photography and helping people capture the beauty of life with ease,” said Pete Lau, senior vice president and chief product officer at Oppo. He said the Find X10 represents one of the company’s most significant steps in this direction, combining the industry’s first triple 200 MP system in the Find X10 Pro Max with the new LUMO True Image Engine processing system. As Lau noted, the cameras are designed to capture the world as people see it and preserve the character of the moment in each photo.
Three 200 MP sensors
The standard Find X10 has two 200 MP cameras: a main camera and a telephoto lens. The Find X10 Pro Max adds an ultrawide module with the same resolution. However, the two smartphones’ main cameras differ in more than just their optics. The Find X10 has a 1/1.4-inch sensor and a 23 mm f/1.6 lens. The Pro Max has a larger 1/1.3-inch sensor, paired with a 24 mm f/1.5 lens.
Oppo and Samsung jointly developed a new ISOCELL HPC series sensor for these devices. The company says it works with DeepPix technology, which, according to the manufacturer, significantly improves capture with an expanded dynamic range.
The telephoto cameras in both smartphones use 1/1.56-inch sensors, but have different optics. The Find X10 has a 65 mm f/1.6 lens, while the Pro Max has a longer 70 mm f/2.1 lens. The latter is also suitable for macro photography, with a minimum focusing distance of 10 cm, or 3.9 inches.
For even greater magnification, both models are compatible with the Oppo Hasselblad Teleconverter. The accessory provides 3.28× optical magnification.
The Find X10 Pro Max’s ultrawide camera is built around a relatively large 1/1.56-inch sensor. Many smartphones use small sensors for these cameras, but Oppo opted for a larger one. According to the company, the 200 MP Hasselblad Ultra-Wide Camera captures twice as much light as the previous-generation module. It has a 124-degree field of view.
Image processing and color reproduction
With its new smartphones, Oppo has introduced the next generation of its computational imaging system, the LUMO True Image Engine. The company promises more natural processing, lifelike color reproduction, and realistic tonal transitions and details that stay true to the original scene.
To handle complex and mixed lighting, the Find X10 features a new-generation True Color camera. It gathers more detailed multispectral data about ambient light. The LUMO True Image Engine uses this information to reproduce colors more accurately in different shooting conditions—from subtle landscape hues to natural skin tones.
Hasselblad Master Mode is integrated into the Find X10’s standard camera interface. Oppo intends it to preserve a more natural balance of light and shadow, rather than excessively brightening every part of the frame. The company describes its approach to image processing as more restrained.
Oppo also says it has reduced excessive sharpening and noise reduction, as well as the amount of detail generated by artificial intelligence. According to the manufacturer, this should make photos look more natural.
Video recording capabilities
Both models record 4K video at 60 frames per second with all three rear cameras. On the Find X10, 4K at 120 frames per second and 8K at 30 frames per second are available with the main and telephoto cameras. The Find X10 Pro Max supports the same modes on all three rear modules.
In the Pro Max’s 200 MP main camera, DeepPix technology provides up to 17 stops of dynamic range, according to Oppo.
Both smartphones support Dolby Vision and recording in ACES-certified O-Log2. They are also the first Oppo phones to support Open Gate recording.
Oppo worked with Blackmagic Design to bring the Find X10’s new video features directly to the Blackmagic Camera app for Android. A special Tilta Khronos Creator Kit has also been prepared for the Find X10 Pro Max.
Displays and battery life
The Find X10 has a 6.59-inch display, while the Find X10 Pro Max has a slightly larger 6.78-inch screen. Both panels reach a peak brightness of 3,600 nits and are Dolby Vision certified.
The smartphones are among the first devices on the market to support the BT.2020 color space, which covers approximately 40% more of the color gamut than DCI-P3.
Each device has an 8,000 mAh silicon-carbon battery. They support 80 W wired fast charging and 50 W wireless charging.
Price and availability
The Oppo Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max are already on sale in some markets. The Find X10 starts at €1,199, while the Find X10 Pro Max starts at €1,699. At current exchange rates, that is approximately $1,340 and $1,900, respectively. Both smartphones are positioned in the premium price segment.
