Oppo confirms Find X10 Pro Max with three 200MP cameras
Oppo has officially confirmed that its upcoming Find X10 Pro Max smartphone will feature three 200MP rear cameras, jointly developed with Hasselblad. The company says this marks a first for smartphones. Oppo also states the main camera will offer advanced dynamic range and stabilization, and that all three lenses can record in 8K video. The Find X10 Pro Max is scheduled to launch later this month.
- Three 200MP rear cameras confirmed by Oppo
- Main lens uses new stabilization and dynamic range tech
- Each camera can capture 8K video
- Launch set for later this month
- Hasselblad partnered on camera system
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