Oppo released its 2024 flagship lineup towards the end of last month. One of the standout features of the Pro model, the Find X8 Pro, is its dual 50MP periscope telephoto setup, offering both 3x and 6x zoom options.
Now Oppo’s Zhou Yibao has shared image samples of the phone, showcasing the ability of the periscope telephoto setups.
Oppo Find X8 Pro: advanced zoom paired with AI enhancements
Aside from slightly inconsistent colors between the 3x and 6x periscope lenses, all the images have a decent amount of detail and none of them suffer from noise either. Oppo is also utilizing AI to add details to the zoomed shots. In fact, The image samples align closely with Oppo’s claims: “The new generation of AI super-resolution algorithm and the new optical structure design complement each other, and with clear, natural and restored image compensation, the unreachable scenery can be captured clearly, and telephoto photography has entered a new era.”
For those unfamiliar, the Find X8 Pro comes with a triple 50MP setup on the back and a 32MP selfie camera. While the zoom setup is similar to last year’s Ultra model, the image processing system has actually improved a lot, resulting in much faster shutter speeds. In fact, the recently released OnePlus flagship, the OnePlus 13, also packs the same image processing algorithms and delivers the improvements. This is especially beneficial for slightly low light conditions, where the camera system typically relies on l longer exposure to capture the required amount of light.
Oppo markets this new image processing system as ‘Ultra-high-speed shadowless capture’, where users can just raise their hand and press the camera control button to capture crisp and clear details. All of this is paired with the benefits of collaboration with Hasselblad.
In other aspects, the phone is housing the Dimensity 9400 chip, boasting a significant improvement across CPU, GPU, and AI performance. Design-wise, a notable change is the repositioning of the Hasselblad logo to the center of the camera island, enhancing the overall symmetry.
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