Oppo Find X10 Pro Max again tipped to feature three 200MP cameras
Tipster Digital Chat Station first claimed a few months ago that the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max will feature three 200MP cameras on its rear. Now, another notable tipster, Ice Universe, has also said the Find X10 Pro Max will feature a trio of 200MP cameras on its back.
The primary, ultrawide, and telephoto units on the Find X10 Pro Max will all use a 200MP sensor. DCS has said that the 200MP primary camera on the Find X10 Pro Max will use Samsung's ISOCELL HPC sensor featuring DeepPix technology, making it the first smartphone to employ this sensor. Ice Universe corroborates this claim.
That said, the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max will not only be the first smartphone to feature a 200MP ISOCELL HPC sensor, but also the first to feature a 200MP ultrawide camera. It will also be the first smartphone to feature three 200MP cameras, since until now we have only seen smartphones with two 200MP cameras, such as the vivo X300 Ultra and the Oppo Find X9 Ultra.
Oppo Find X9 Ultra
DCS had previously said that a 3MP multispectral sensor would join the 200MP triple rear cameras on the Find X10 Pro Max. They also claimed that Oppo was testing a 50MP ultrawide camera as an alternative to the 200MP ultrawide unit, which is what Oppo is going ahead with.
Oppo Find X9 Ultra
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The Oppo Find X10 Pro Max, expected to arrive in October, is rumored to come with MediaTek's Dimensity 9600 series 2nm chip under the hood. The smartphone will either pack a 6.78" 1.5K LTPO display or a 6.89" 2K LTPO display.
vivo X300 Ultra
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While we await more details about the Find X10 Pro Max, you can head this way to learn more about Samsung's 200MP ISOCELL HPC sensor.
Reader comments
- User935
- 0k$
"luma info is still there from every individual pixel" But luma is contributed to much more by green, hence Bayer's choice of pattern. Explained nicely here: https://blog.kasson.com/the-last-word/the-physiological-and-psychological-b...
- adsubzero
- sr$
"the word "revert" here is a pure lie, there's no reverting, there's a more or less successful approximation of what data might have looked like if it were captured with a Bayer sensor" Maybe when it comes to color ...
