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Oppo next flagship could bless your selfies with a 100-megapixel front camera

Shikhar Mehrotra· ·2 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 49 views
Oppo next flagship could bless your selfies with a 100-megapixel front camera
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Oppo is reportedly testing a 100-megapixel front camera for its upcoming Find X10 series smartphone. This would mark a significant innovation in smartphone selfie technology, as it would be the first Android device to feature a square-format sensor. The new sensor design aims to enhance the geometry of selfies compared to traditional rectangular sensors.

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The last time a selfie camera really impressed me was the iPhone 17’s Center Stage front camera, but no Android manufacturer even comes close. It looks like smartphone makers have forgotten the front cameras, as there has been no serious innovation in the last few years. Well, Oppo might change that arrangement this year. Chinese tipster Digital Chat Station (via Weibo) claims that Oppo is testing a 100MP square-format front camera sensor for its purported Find X10 series. If it makes the cut to a commercial release, the Find X10 would be the first Android smartphone to ship with a 1:1 square selfie sensor. Oppo Find X9 Ultra Why does a square sensor matter for selfies? Until now, Android phones ship with rectangular sensors optimized for vertical framing or a portrait orientation.

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