Insider Digital Chat Station has shared new details about the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max’s camera setup. According to the tipster, the phone could be the world’s first smartphone with three 200MP cameras for the main, ultra-wide, and telephoto lenses. The information matches earlier leaks about a triple 200MP camera system.
The main camera is said to use Samsung’s new ISOCELL HPC sensor. Digital Chat Station says it is the industry’s only 200MP main camera with DeepPix ultra-high dynamic range. It has a 1/1.3-inch sensor and supports native 16-bit RAW output, which Samsung says is a first for smartphone CMOS sensors.
Oppo worked with Samsung on the ISOCELL HPC sensor
Oppo Find series product head Zhuo Shijie also shared Samsung’s announcement of the HPC sensor. He said Samsung’s new DeepPix pixel structure was developed together with Oppo’s imaging team. The technology offers high dynamic range with very high resolution without sacrificing one for the other.
Instead of relying on software to deal with this trade-off, DeepPix changes the pixel structure itself. Oppo says this can push single-frame dynamic range to as much as 17EV.
The extra HDR data will also be handled by Oppo’s new Pro XDR image pipeline. It was developed to process the larger amount of image information produced by these high-resolution sensors. The system is also designed to record full-resolution 4K HDR video while using less power.
The new camera setup follows several leaks about the Find X10 series over the past few months. An earlier report claimed that the standard Find X10 Pro would feature a 200MP main camera and a second 200-megapixel telephoto camera.
Oppo has not confirmed a launch date yet. However, the Find X10 series is expected to launch in China around September or October.
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