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OPPO Confirms Find X10 Pro Max Will Feature Three 200MP Cameras
OPPO has officially confirmed that its upcoming Find X10 Pro Max will be equipped with three 200MP cameras, marking a new milestone in smartphone photography. The announcement came from Zhuo Shijie, product manager for OPPO's Find series, who shared the news on Weibo.
According to Shijie, the camera system was jointly developed by OPPO and Hasselblad. An image accompanying the post also referenced the three 200MP sensors, though OPPO has not disclosed full details about the specific camera configuration. Industry observers speculate that the third 200MP camera could be an ultrawide lens, which might allow for more detailed macro photography, improved pixel-binned images, better post-capture cropping, and enhanced steady video recording.
The standard OPPO Find X10 model will reportedly include two 200MP cameras, one fewer than its Pro Max counterpart. Both devices are expected to feature a "Danxia" color-capture sensor along with OPPO's LUMO light-and-shadow engine.
Shijie also stated that the new phones will avoid "fake textures and skin textures," addressing concerns about excessive AI-based image processing that has become common in the smartphone industry.
This development follows a broader trend of dual 200MP camera setups seen in devices like the OPPO Find X9 Ultra and the vivo X300 Ultra. With the Find X10 Pro Max, OPPO appears set to become the first company to introduce a triple 200MP camera system.
Given the positive reception of the Find X9 Pro and Find X9 Ultra, expectations are high for the new Find X10 Pro Max. However, due to ongoing RAM supply constraints affecting the industry, the new device is likely to carry a higher price tag than its predecessors.
OPPO has confirmed that the Find X10 series will officially launch later this month.