Oppo Unveils 10X Lossless Smartphone Camera Zoom Tech at MWC 2019


Oppo at its innovation event in MWC 2019 Barcelona unveiled their 10X Lossless optical Zoom Smartphone Camera Tech. So in this article let's understand how does this work to provide us with a 10x zoom capabilities

Oppo 10X Zoom Tech Details & How does it work?

The Oppo 10X Zoom Technology relies on a triple camera setup, which helps solve the difficulties of multiple focal lengths and continuous zoom obstacles. It features a 48MP High-Resolution Primary Sensor with a focal length of 16mm. The second sensor is a 120-degree ultra wide lens while the third one is a 160mm focal length telephoto sensor.

The telephoto lens features two 'D-cut optical lenses' arranged in a periscopic horizontal layout, thus helping reduce the thickness of the setup. If a traditional upright camera module lens had been used, Oppo claims the entire setup would have been 15mm-thick. Instead, with the periscope-style D-cut lenses, the company said it managed to make the camera module 6.76mm thick. As per Oppo, the D-cut optical lens looks like making "two parallel cuts on a circular lens". The periscope style lenses are combined with a prism, which also reduces the size of the camera module.

Further space saving - up to 13 percent - was achieved by using two autofocus (AF) motors in the same module, both for the 48-megapixel main camera and the 120-degree ultra wide-angle lens, Oppo said. Finally, the 10x lossless zoom tech that the company has created utilizes optical image stabilization (OIS) on both the main camera and the telephoto lens, reducing shake and blur when taking zoomed in shots.

Oppo 10X Lossless Zoom Tech Devices Rollout
Oppo has said that this tech is already mass production ready and can be implemented in devices right now. Oppo has claimed that it will introduce this tech in its upcoming phone which will launch in Q2 2019.


Pic credit:-Android Authority
Stay For More Updates from MWC & Allow Notifications to get notified Whenever I Post a new Update
Location: Maharashtra, India

Comments

Post a Comment

Most viewed post

Image

151 MP Camera :-Dope Tech Explained

A 151 MP Camera is something that we could  not imagine a few years ago.But this is made possible thanks to the company"PhaseOne".The PhaseOne XF IQ4 captures ridiculous amounts of deatail. So let's have a look at this Dope Tech. Phase One Camera Specifications Many of the medium frame cameras that try to capture photos above 100 mp use the technique of capturing multiple shots to up the megapixel game rather actually increasing the size of the sensor.PhaseOne however has turned up the camera sensor megapixel game with a staggering 151mp camera sensor that is backside illuminated The camera muster an ISO 50 to 25,600 sensitivity despite the extreme resolution, and you can use both timelapse and bracketing tools independently of the main camera body. The IQ4 also scratches the itch for pro photographers with XQD and SD card slots as well as tethering through Ethernet, USB-C or wireless. If it sounds ridiculously expensive... well, it is. The regula...
Image

Thunderbolt 3 Explained

  The ports on the side of your laptop are important. They decide what you can do on your device and how quickly you can do it. When Apple introduced the first version of the new style MacBook Pro, Apple ditched every single port on its old machines and replaced it with just Thunderbolt 3.Many PCs have now followed suit into the world of Thunderbolt - although it's still relatively few that have gone the whole hog and dumped all other ports the same way that Apple has on the Pro and MacBook Air. So in this article let's understand what's Thunderbolt 3? What is Thunderbolt 3? Thunderbolt 3 is the latest version of Thunderbolt, and it uses the same design as the familiar USB-C connector. This connector is used for simplicity Intel introduced the Thunderbolt platform in 2011 at a time when USB 3.0 was all the rage and could transfer data at speeds up to 5Gbps. Thunderbolt was capable of twice that, plus it could transfer multiple types of data, not just serial data to storage ...
Image

QR Codes Explained

We use QR codes daily for different things like making payments, storing your travel information, visiting websites, connecting to Wi-Fi networks. These barcodes can be captured using smartphones. So in this article let's understand what is a QR code and how do they work. What is QR Code? Qr codes were first developed by a subsidiary of Toyota 'Denso Wave' to quickly track vehicles and parts through the company's automotive manufacturing process.QR code stands for Quick Response Code. Although Denso Wave still holds patents over the technology, QR codes are free for anyone to use without a license fee as long as the intellectual property is being used within the defined ISO/JIS standards.QR codes are machine-readable labels — computers can understand them much more easily than they can understand the text. In 2016 for instance, Snapchat and iMessage introduced support for QR codes as a method of adding new friends, WhatsApp uses QR codes as a quick way to access the de...