Oppo teases F11 Pro with 48 MP camera

13 February 2019
It is "arriving soon", according to a tweet from the company.

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  • Anonymous
  • L13
  • 16 Feb 2019

Nxt year 96MP

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    • Anonymous
    • m%5
    • 13 Feb 2019

    - unknown, chinese brand (most likely spyware)
    - teases

    Nice joke there, OP

      Ultimate Rugal, 13 Feb 2019Dual camera 16MP + 5MP OIS and depth sensor setup is more t... moreThe Nobel prize goes to you and your prediction of every triple lens cameras being absolute trash, regardless of the software application of each company and their efforts

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        • Anonymous
        • 3DR
        • 13 Feb 2019

        These flagship phones have the same camera as the budget (e.g. Mi Note 7) phones. Either the Samsung or Sony variant.

        Would the pictures still be better on the flagship somehow? Genuine question.

          Anonymous, 13 Feb 201948mp sensor with the quality of a 24MP 2/2 af. Lol its just... moreHere's a taste of what a 1/2", 48MP, f/1.7 sensor (GM1) in a EUR150 phone can do as compared to a 24MP f/1.7 in a EUR600 phone. And mind you that while the budget device's chipset can't handle taking photos at the sensor's native resolution, it still gets all the light and picture quality binned, sorry Tetracelled (as it's a Samsung), into a crisp 12MP photo that crushes the native 24MP of the much more expensive device.

          https://www.gsmarena.com/piccmp.php3?idType=5&idPhone1=9513&idPhone2=9344

          2019 looks to be pretty good in the camera dept. for smartphones.

            Shanti Dope, 13 Feb 2019All mid range manufacturers this year will use a sensor wit... moreI think this will be a 1/2" sensor, both Sammy GM1 and Sony IMX586 48MP sensors are 1/2" so it seems 2019 is the year we finally say goodbye to 1/2.55" sensors in most phones :-)

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              • Anonymous
              • Q5x
              • 13 Feb 2019

              48mp sensor with the quality of a 24MP 2/2 af. Lol its just only a number still doesn't have the quality of 48MP.

                All mid range manufacturers this year will use a sensor with size that's at least 1/2.55" large and much higher resolution than 12MP




                Then here comes HTC....

                  This 48MP sensor seems like the popular choice for a lot of these phones. Good to know we're finally getting rid of those 12MP sensors that have plagued the smartphone world since 2016...

                  After getting downscaled, we'll still end up with 12MP images, but at least we'll get more detail & less noise thanks to pixel binning.

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                    • Ultimate Rugal
                    • fFC
                    • 13 Feb 2019

                    Dual camera 16MP + 5MP OIS and depth sensor setup is more than enough for me. Smartphone cameras nowadays are crazy. 5 cameras, 56MP, monochrome, black and white, wide angle and blah blah blah.. Gonna end up like Samsung A7. 3 back cameras but the image quality is meh.

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