HIGHLIGHTS
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Oppo’s 10x optical
zoom tech build up on the company’s earlier tech
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The technology is now
ready for mass production
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The new camera system
will offer equivalent to 15.9mm to 159mm
Oppo on Wednesday teased its new 10x optical
zoom camera technology at an event in China. The company didn't reveal a
smartphone using the technology or demo it at the event, but it did promise to
share more details at the upcoming Mobile World Congress (MWC). The 10x hybrid
optical zoom technology builds up on the company's 5x hybrid optical zoom
system that was unveiled at MWC 2017, but never appeared in a commercial
device. Additionally, the company also announced a new in-display fingerprint
sensor that will allow the phone to read two fingerprints simultaneously.
As promised, Oppo earlier
today offered a sneak
peek at its upcoming 10x hybrid optical zoom technology at an event. The new
technology is capable of offering the equivalent to 15.9mm to 159mm focal
length. According to the company, it is using a triple camera setup in the new
technology, instead of the dual camera setup in 5x hybrid optical
zoom tech. The new setup includes an
ultrawide-angle camera, a primary camera, and a third camera with periscope
style setup for the telephoto action. Basically, the new setup starts with an
ultra-wide perspective and zooms in to medium telephoto. The company claims all
three cameras will seamlessly transition from 1x to 10x optical zoom. Like the
last time round, there is optical image stabilisation in the primary camera and
periscope setup to make sure the consumers don't end up with blurry shots.
Oppo notes that three camera setup makes sure
the overall camera module is not very thick and can fit in a regular
smartphone. The company also revealed that the setup is now ready for mass
production but didn't specify when we will see it in an actual smartphone. Oppo
did promise to demo the 10x hybrid optical zoom tech at MWC later this month.
Additionally, the Chinese manufacturer
also unveiled a new
in-display fingerprint sensor at the event. The company claims that it has been
able to expand the active area of the sensor by about 15 times of the
existing solutions and the new sensor can read two fingerprints simultaneously.
This will enable the company to implement dual-fingerprint scanning to
increase the overall security. The new in-display fingerprint sensor will be
included in the phones this year, the company noted.
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