Oppo has revealed more details about the Find X10 Pro Max ahead of the Find X10 series launch in China this month. The flagship smartphone will feature an ambitious Hasselblad triple-camera system, with a 200MP sensor powering each rear camera.
An Oppo executive shared the new camera specifications in a post on Weibo. The Find X10 Pro Max will use a 200MP primary camera with DeepPix technology. Oppo says the sensor can deliver up to 17EV of dynamic range.
The main camera will also feature an f/1.5 aperture and CIPA 6.5 professional-grade stabilization. These specifications could help the phone capture brighter and more stable images in challenging lighting conditions.
Meanwhile, Oppo has equipped the ultrawide camera with another 200MP sensor. It will offer a 124-degree field of view and an f/2.2 aperture. According to Oppo, the new sensor can capture 102% more light than the Find X9 Pro’s ultrawide camera.
The third camera is a 200MP periscope telephoto unit with an f/2.1 aperture. Oppo says it will support CIPA 7.5 stabilization, offering stronger image stability for long-range photography.
Oppo has also confirmed an important feature for video users. The Find X10 Pro Max will support 8K video recording across all its rear cameras. With three 200MP cameras, Oppo is making photography a major focus for its next flagship. More details about the Find X10 series should emerge as its China launch approaches later this month.
