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Oppo Find X10 high-res camera samples teased ahead of launch

Oppo has released official camera samples from the base Find X10 ahead of its September 22 launch, showing detailed portraits with natural skin tones, clean shadows and a natural bokeh effect outside portrait mode, though harsh sunlight caused some highlight loss. 4 Reviews ← exclude selected types ← exclude selected tagsDays after Oppo confirmed the launch date and color options of its upcoming Oppo Find X10 series, the company has showcased a couple of shots taken with the base Oppo Find X10. The newly released high-resolution camera samples provide a clearer look at the device's image processing capabilities, particularly focusing on human subjects, skin tones, and overall color accuracy ahead of the official September 22 launch event. The camera system is once again co-developed with Hasselblad and reportedly incorporates a dedicated color sensor capable of collecting light and color data across 24 distinct sampling channels. This hardware combination is designed to maintain natural skin tones and realistic lighting without heavily relying on aggressive digital over-processing.

Oppo has released official camera samples from the base Find X10 ahead of its September 22 launch, showing detailed portraits with natural skin tones, clean shadows and a natural bokeh effect outside portrait mode, though harsh sunlight caused some highlight loss.

4 Reviews ← exclude selected types ← exclude selected tags

Days after Oppo confirmed the launch date and color options of its upcoming Oppo Find X10 series, the company has showcased a couple of shots taken with the base Oppo Find X10. The newly released high-resolution camera samples provide a clearer look at the device's image processing capabilities, particularly focusing on human subjects, skin tones, and overall color accuracy ahead of the official September 22 launch event.

For this generation, the base Find X10 is receiving a substantial imaging upgrade, featuring dual 200MP sensors for its main and telephoto lenses. The main camera is anticipated to use the ISOCELL HPC sensor, which shares the same large 1/1.3-inch sensor size as the ISOCELL HP2 found in recent Samsung Galaxy S Ultra flagships.

The camera system is once again co-developed with Hasselblad and reportedly incorporates a dedicated color sensor capable of collecting light and color data across 24 distinct sampling channels. This hardware combination is designed to maintain natural skin tones and realistic lighting without heavily relying on aggressive digital over-processing. The telephoto lens will also house a 200MP sensor, rumored to measure 1/1.56 inches, while the ultra-wide camera is expected to rely on the well-established ISOCELL JN5 sensor.

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