18:09Machine-translated from Azerbaijani by AIRead in Azerbaijani
Oppo shows photos taken with the Find X10 and X10 Pro Max

Oppo introduced the Find X10 Pro Max and Find X10 models in China on September 22. The company has now shown the first camera samples from both phones. The series will be launched globally in October. Early test photos taken with the Find X10 Pro, whose specifications have not yet been announced, have also been shared. The samples include daylight, low-light and selfie shots.
The Find X10 has 2 200 MP cameras on the back. The Find X10 Pro Max's main camera has a 200 MP sensor. The ultra-wide and telephoto cameras also each have a 200 MP sensor. The Lumo True Image Engine system combines the natural tones in Master mode with color data collected by a separate True Color Camera. Both phones use Hasselblad camera solutions. During testing, photos taken with the main camera stood out for their sharp detail and natural colors. The ultra-wide camera retained sufficient detail, but the colors appeared more muted than those from the main camera. Various color filters gave the shots a more vivid, film-like appearance. XPan mode can take wide, short-format photos reminiscent of a panoramic film camera.
In some standard shots, the HDR processing that balances bright and dark areas was overly aggressive. Artificially brightening the shadows reduced the depth in the photos and made the image appear flatter. White balance can be adjusted manually in Master mode. Shooting in DNG RAW format also makes it possible to avoid the software's automatic processing. The photos were mainly evaluated in Adobe Lightroom and resized for the website. Additional color correction was applied to only 1 DNG shot.
The telephoto camera's zoom level has not yet been announced. Nevertheless, details appear sharp and colors vivid in the test photos. As with the Find X9 Ultra, an additional telephoto lens will also be sold for the Find X10 Pro. In the bird shot, the camera initially focused on the railing in the foreground, then showed the bird clearly while naturally blurring the background. Shadows and color tones remained balanced in the portrait taken with the front camera. The camera interface on the Find X10 series is fast, with switching between lenses and taking photos happening almost instantly. The dedicated camera button from the Find X9 Pro series has been removed from the new models. The samples include low-light photos taken with the Find X10 Pro Max at 0.6x, 1x and 3x zoom, as well as shots from the selfie camera. A brief camera comparison between the Find X10 Pro Max and Pixel 11 Pro was also shown on TikTok. Global pricing will be announced on October 21, while the India launch will take place on October 22.
