Today, OPPO announced that the Find X3 series will feature dual main cameras with one billion colors.
According to reports, one is the main camera, and the other is the ultra-wide main camera. If there are no surprises, it will use the IMX766 sensor.
The dual main cameras on the Find X3 series support 1 billion color depth, which can capture more color details. According to reports, as the first step in the 10-bit full-path color engine, the 1-billion-color dual main camera will lay a solid foundation for subsequent encoding, storage, decoding, and display.
OPPO stated that the dual main cameras in the Find X3 series all use flagship lenses and no longer distinguish between main and secondary cameras, allowing each lens to perform at its best.
The Find X3 series will also be the first to feature a 10-bit full-path color engine. The color engine covers the entire image processing process of acquisition, encoding, storage, decoding, and display, and has the ability to process 10bit data in all links.
The Find X3 series will include at least two devices: the Find X3 will be powered by the Snapdragon 870, while the Find X3 Pro will feature the Snapdragon 888.
