Camera for Oppo Find X

Camera For OPPO Find X - was well-known for being the best smartphone brand that focuses on bringing the best camera to users. And with their new ColorOS oppo camera app, now you can have everything you expected and in a built-in Find X camera app, all-in-one camera app that you ever wanted is Camera For Find X pro - Camera Find X

The choice of the 20MP secondary snapper is what doesn't make much sense. It is not black and white, and it practically has the same field of view as the main one, so there are no ultra-wide or zoom capabilities. Not only that, but it has the same aperture, its sensor is a bit smaller at 1/2.8" and it has smaller pixels, at 1.0µm, compared to the primary 16MP snapper. That means that it isn't that much help with low-light shots either. So, it seems that its main purpose, beyond playing the PR numbers game, is providing depth information for portrait shots. Oppo says it helps in low-light too, but we are yet to see these promised benefits in any of the phones by the BBK brands - Oppo, Vivo, or OnePlus.

And while we are comparing, the Find X has F/2.0 lenses for both snappers, while the R15 Pro on brighter F/1.7 ones.

The single LED flash is somewhat a letdown, but that's what you get on the Find X pop-up module.

The camera supports automatic scene detection - you'll see a small icon when a scene is successfully recognized, and the software will tweak all settings accordingly. Food, snow, pets, sunsets, grass, among other scenes, are caught mostly correctly.

The interface has borrowed a lot from the OS app, of course. Most settings are on the left (or top, depending on the orientation), while different modes are selected on the right next to the shutter key. Strangely, the left-hand side also has a few additional modes that didn't find a spot in the carousel on the right.

Just don't let the 2X switch fool you - it's purely digital zoom, so don't expect a good looking photo if you choose to use it.

he 16MP daylight photos we took turned out very good with lots of detail, excellent contrast, and lively colors. The dynamic range is surprisingly high even without the HDR mode. The samples are sharp enough, but not over-sharpened - that's how we like them.

There is an Auto HDR option, but we turned that off. For some reason the HDR samples are over-sharpened, and the benefits in the dynamic range are debatable.

Finally, you can head over to our Photo compare tool to see how the Oppo Find X handles the controlled environment of our studio..