2024-03-12 07:47:40
Having four cameras on the back of the cell phone is not exactly something new, remember that there was a time when many brands boasted the same thing simply by incorporating low-resolution sensors. The story with the OPPO Find
The main sensor is still the most important. In this case it is the famous Sony LYT-900 with a huge size of one inch to obtain more light and information. This sensor belongs to the second generation of this model, which is more efficient and heats up less. It has an f/1.8 aperture and optical stabilization (OIS). This camera is designed for ‘computational photography’ and OPPO has revealed the HyperTone image engine to take advantage of it, capable of finding the balance between highlights and shadows without losing detail.
The second camera is the classic wide angle, although again it is a 50 Mpx sensor, a Sony LYT-600 with a focal length of 14 mm and automatic focus, which means that it also works as a macro camera without having to have a dedicated sensor. with photographs that will benefit from a 50% reduction in lens flare. Interestingly, this sensor is smaller than the one used in the OPPO Find X6 Pro, but the company claims that the photos it gets are similar thanks to the advances in this generation.
What is really striking is the double 3x and 6x periscopic camera, a step that until now no company had taken. That means that we have two cameras to zoom, instead of just one like in all cell phones that have a periscopic camera. The explanation is that this way the cell phone is able to obtain photos with different zooms natively, instead of having to enlarge the image from a certain zoom level. That should mean that we can always take the best photo, since the camera app will change from one sensor to another depending on the zoom level we want. Specifically, the 3x camera uses a Sony IMX890 with a focal length of 85mm, and the 6x camera uses a Sony IMX858 with a focal length of 135mm.
The OPPO Find X7 Ultra is presented as a high-end Android cell phone. So it has the same Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor that all high-end cell phones already use or will use, accompanied by 16 GB of RAM and 512 GB of UFS 4.0 storage. The screen is a 6.82-inch LTPO OLED panel manufactured by BOE that is capable of reaching a brightness of no less than 4,500 nits; That means it supports ProXDR, OPPO’s Ultra HDR alternative. Otherwise, the battery is 5,000 mAh and supports 100 W fast charging with 50 W wireless charging.