I Put the Oppo Find X10 Pro’s Camera to the Test. These Are the Results
I’ve used Oppo’s Find X10 and these are my favorite example photos.
During an early test of the upcoming Oppo Find X10 Pro, I was given a unit to try out its impressive camera capabilities. In sunny Edinburgh, I captured a variety of images using the phone's multiple rear cameras. The main camera delivered sharp, detailed photos with natural colors. The ultrawide camera provided a slightly less vibrant image but still maintained good detail.
Color filters were applied to create different moods, from a filmic look to punchy tones. Oppo's XPan mode, inspired by Hasselblad's legendary panoramic film camera, offered a unique wide, narrow crop. However, I noticed the phone's image processing often went too far, resulting in over-processed shots that lacked the richness of a well-handled image.
Shooting in Master mode allowed me to adjust white balance and avoid built-in software processing. The telephoto zoom lens produced good results, with sharp details and vibrant colors. Overall, the Find X10 Pro shows promise in the photography department, but I'll have a full review with all the specifics soon.
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