On the afternoon of January 8th, OPPO launched the new Find X7 flagship series, this time the naming is different, bringing the Find X7 and Find X7 Ultra two models, which is also the first time that the series is named Ultra. It not only inherits the image concept of the previous flagship "correct tone", but also uses a groundbreaking dual periscope lens, with the new professional Hasselblad portrait, the Find X7 series can better record objects when shooting, and more accurately restore the delicate light and shadow relationships in the scene.
In terms of hardware, Find X7 Ultra uses 50 million LYT600 sensor + 50 million LYT900 sensor + 50 million 3X periscope telephoto IMX890 sensor + 50 million 3X periscope telephoto IMX858 sensor as the rear quad camera, forming a dual periscope quad main camera system. It is understood that the focal length of the camera covers 14mm, 23mm, 65mm, 135mm, 300mm five focal lengths, which can provide a more reasonable focal length connection and a smoother zoom shooting experience, and also has a more competitive image quality performance.
In particular, for the first time, the Find X7 Ultra offers a unique portrait shooting experience with a 135mm close-up focal length for moving images. Compared to the previous 6X zoom achieved by sensor cropping, the new ultra-light periscope telephoto provides 100% higher image quality at 6X variable focus through native optical zoom.
In terms of software algorithms, the OPPO Find X7 Ultra is equipped with an ultra-clear image quality algorithm, an ultra-light and shadow image algorithm, and a natural color algorithm. The unique instantaneous dual acquisition technology allows the Find X7 Ultra to break through the traditional phone/camera capture method of taking frames backwards, and can lock the moment before the user clicks the shutter, and more accurately freeze the moment the user wants, so that there is light and shadow at any time.
In terms of portraits, the Find X7 series also brings a new Hasselblad Master Mode, which reconstructs the user interface and collapses the parameter adjustment options by default, providing a more streamlined shooting experience with the camera's AUT level. At the same time, Hasselblad Master Mode also adds a new effect adjustment function, which supports sharpness, contrast, saturation, and vignetting switches, helping professional creations achieve more refined control and more personalized style. In some special scenes or for more professional users, the photography in Master Mode is more playable, and the finished effect will be more "Hasselblad".
It can be seen that the Find X7 Ultra pioneered the use of dual periscope lenses in terms of hardware, and also inherited the "correct tone" concept of the Find X6 series, with professional Hasselblad portraits and super light and shadow image engines, and went a step further in "delicate shadow tone". The Find X7 series' comprehensive capabilities in imaging have undoubtedly made it the lightest professional shooting device for professional photographers.