Oppo has officially confirmed that the Find X10 series will launch in China this month, with a strong focus on camera innovation.
The lineup introduces the Hasselblad Super Clear Camera system, designed to produce more natural-looking images.
The Find X10 will feature a dual 200-megapixel camera setup developed with Hasselblad.
The Find X10 Pro Max goes further with three 200-megapixel cameras, aiming to preserve fine details without heavy artificial processing.
Camera System Details
The second-generation Danxia Color Restoration Lens uses 24 sampling channels and a 15-stop dynamic range for accurate color capture.
Oppo's LUMO native light and shadow engine enhances natural brightness and contrast, improving facial detail in backlit scenes.
According to tipster Digital Chat Station, the Pro Max's periscope camera may not use the previously rumored OV52A sensor.
Instead, it could feature a conventional large-sensor 200MP telephoto camera with a 70mm focal length and f/2.1 aperture.
The setup is expected to support telephoto macro photography while retaining the triple 200MP configuration.
An official poster reveals a large horizontal rear camera island with rounded corners and a stepped rectangular layout.
Three camera openings sit in the main section, with a fourth circular area placed separately on the right.
Both Find X10 devices have appeared on Geekbench, indicating they will be powered by different Dimensity 9-series chipsets.
