OPPO Find X10 Pro Max Launch
OPPO India unveiled the Find X10 Series on 21 October 2026, positioning the Find X10 Pro Max as the world’s first smartphone to incorporate a triple 200 MP camera system. The flagship model integrates three 200 MP sensors: a main Ultra HDR camera built on a 1/1.3‑inch ISOCELL HPC sensor with a 24 mm focal length, f/1.5 aperture and optical image stabilization (OIS); an ultra‑wide camera using a 1/1.56‑inch ISOCELL HP5 sensor with a 13 mm focal length, f/2.2 aperture and autofocus; and a telephoto camera also on a 1/1.56‑inch ISOCELL HP5 sensor with a 70 mm focal length, f/2.1 aperture and OIS. All three rear lenses support the LUMO Hyper Pixel Engine, which can generate full‑resolution 200 MP images through multi‑frame fusion and produce 25 MP default outputs across focal lengths, while switching to 12 MP pixel‑binned mode in low‑light to curb noise.
The Find X10 Pro Max also houses a 50 MP Ultra‑Clear front camera with autofocus and a 100° field of view for high‑detail selfies and group shots. The Find X10 (non‑Pro) variant offers a dual 200 MP system comprising a 200 MP main sensor (1/1.4‑inch ISOCELL HPE, 23 mm, f/1.6, OIS) and a 200 MP telephoto sensor (65 mm, f/2.6, OIS), plus a 50 MP ultra‑wide rear camera (15 mm, f/2.0) and the same 50 MP front unit.
Both models are powered by the LUMO True Image Engine, which blends OPPO’s colour science with Hasselblad’s colour calibration and advanced computational photography to deliver natural skin tones, balanced lighting and authentic textures. The suite includes a New‑Generation True Color Camera with 24‑channel multispectral sensing, DAG and DCG‑HDR technologies delivering up to 15 EV dynamic range, and the LUMO Natural Tone Engine that preserves highlight‑shadow balance using Hasselblad Master Mode’s global tone curve with refined local adjustments.
Video capabilities are equally advanced: the Pro Max supports 4K recording at 60 fps and 120 fps, as well as 8K recording at 30 fps across all three rear lenses; the Find X10 supports 4K 60 fps on all lenses and 4K 120 fps with Dolby Vision on the main and telephoto sensors, plus 8K 30 fps. Dolby Vision HDR, O‑Log2 (flat colour profile) and real‑time LUT preview/burn‑in are available, enabling creators to capture cinematic footage and apply colour grading in‑post with minimal effort. Open Gate Capture records in a 4:3 aspect ratio, preserving 25 % more image area along the long edge and 66 % more along the short edge compared with standard 16:9 video, facilitating easy repurposing for platforms such as YouTube and Instagram Reels.
The Pro Max introduces DeepPix, a sensor technology co‑developed by OPPO, featuring Front Deep Trench Isolation, Dual VTG and an enlarged Floating Diffusion region. These innovations raise full‑well capacity by 60 %, delivering up to 17 stops of single‑frame dynamic range and 16‑bit HDR, comparable to professional cinema cameras. The 17‑stop range operates automatically during standard 4K 60 fps video capture without user intervention.
To ensure the imaging suite is tuned for Indian conditions, OPPO conducted four LUMO Lab sessions across Indian cities, the latest in Kerala. The session featured OPPO Global Imaging Director Simon Liu, photographer Joseph Radhik and travel creator Ankita Kumar, who tested the devices on diverse subjects such as Fort Kochi street scenes, Kathakali makeup, Kalaripayattu at sunset and Theyyam performances. The tests focused on authentic skin‑tone reproduction, colour accuracy under festive lighting, architectural detail and the texture of traditional attire, feeding insights back into the final product.
About OPPO India: founded in 2014, OPPO Mobiles India Pvt Ltd operates from Gurugram and runs one of India’s largest mobile manufacturing facilities in Greater Noida (≈110 acres) capable of assembling roughly 200 smartphones in under 10 minutes. The company emphasizes skill‑development and e‑waste awareness initiatives. Globally, OPPO holds about 118,000 patents and pursues a mission of “Technology for Mankind, Kindness for the World.”
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