According to a new rumor from a trusted source, the OPPO Find X10 Ultra could end up sporting Samsung’s new cutting-edge 200MP camera sensor. The information comes from Digital Chat Station, one of the best-known tipsters around.
Samsung’s most advanced 200MP camera sensor is coming with LOFIC tech
The sensor in question is Samsung’s ISOCELL HPA sensor with LOFIC technology on board. That is tipped to be a 1/1.12-inch camera sensor, so a near-1-inch camera sensor. LOFIC, in case you’re wondering, stands for Lateral Overflow Integration Capacitor tech. It’s supposed to provide a notable improvement in dynamic range.
LOFIC is supposed to enable the camera sensor to manage extreme highlights and deep shadows at the same time, thus reducing clipping and crushing blacks, even before the camera software gets a crack at the image.
The Galaxy S27 Ultra won’t use that camera sensor, but the OPPO Find X10 Ultra probably will
Some of you may wonder, what about the Galaxy S27 Ultra? Well, that handset will likely miss this upgrade. Samsung doesn’t have a tendency to use its best camera sensors soon after they’re announced. The Galaxy S27 Ultra is expected to use the HP6 sensor instead, a 1/1.3-inch camera sensor.
Samsung is, at the very least, rumored to ditch that tiny 3x 10-megapixel telephoto camera sensor, if nothing else. A 5x telephoto camera could replace it, but it’s still too early to tell.
OPPO’s Find X Ultra series always wants to use the bleeding edge when it comes to camera hardware, and the Find X10 Ultra will not be any different, it seems. You’ll have to wait for quite some time before this phone becomes a reality, though.
The OPPO Find X9 Ultra was announced last month, so we’re still almost a year away from the Find X10 Ultra’s arrival. We’re actually surprised this information surfaced so early, but there you go. There’s also a good chance the Vivo X500 Ultra will utilize this sensor as well.
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