OPPO's new smartphone, the Find X10 Pro Max, features a triple 200-megapixel camera system, the first of its kind globally. The device is designed to function as an 8K cinematic camera across all focal lengths.
The main camera uses DeepPix technology for a 17-stop own cinematic high dynamic range. It supports CIPA 6.5 professional-grade stabilization and adaptive scene restoration of light and color, enabling high-dynamic 8K ultra-high-definition video output even after zooming.
The ultra-wide lens is the first to utilize a 200-megapixel sensor, offering 202% of the light-sensing ability of the Find X9 Pro. It features a redesigned 13mm focal length (0.5x optical zoom) and a 124-degree field of view.
The telephoto lens also has 200 megapixels with a 70mm focal length and an F2.1 aperture. It supports OPPO Active Optical Calibration technology, CIPA 7.5 professional-grade stabilization, and functions for portraiture at 3x, image quality at 6x, and telephoto macro photography.
The device supports 8K Log video recording across all focal lengths thanks to thes triple 200-megapixel setup. The new system, ColorOS 17, will debut on the Find X10 series, with its official launch event scheduled for September 17, 2026, at 10:00 in Zhuhai.
