Check out these Oppo Find X8 Pro camera samples

08 November 2024
The first camera samples from the upcoming flagship.

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Anonymous, 08 Nov 2024X7 Ultra has same periscope. This website has samples of ... moreYou're seeing the issue specifically because they were shooting a subject relatively close to them, if you're shooting far away you won't see the problem, as proven by the 6th sample image from X8 Pro's 6x camera - everything is evenly in focus without any haziness. This has to do with physics, not software.

    Noise reduction is too heavy-handed on all cameras. HDR algorithm keeps a realistic look. Colors look fine (over-saturated for sure, but I'm used to Samsung, so not worse).

    2x zoom looks decent if not very detailed, prefer noisy and details 2x from my S23 Ultra. 6x zoom has very strange patterns in the sofa fabric (what's up there?).

    From a camera point of view I'd go with vanilla X8 because cropped 6x shots are almost at the same level as optical 6x zoom of X8 Pro. And Vanilla X8 has a better size/weight for my pockets.

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      Nick Tegrataker, 08 Nov 2024I don't see any problem with the details - Things that... moreX7 Ultra has same periscope.
      This website has samples of far away objects.
      It does not have such issues.

      It is software problem, not hardware related.

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        • Anonymous
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        • 08 Nov 2024

        12x sample images are missing

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          • 08 Nov 2024

          I am afraid uploading pictures done by this phone will be recejcted on sites as "AI generated content"

            etijeb, 08 Nov 2024https://www.gsmarena.com/oppo_find_x8_camera_specs_quality-... moreI don't see any problem with the details - Things that are in the focal plane (which are the brick wall and grass in shadows) look fine while everything that is in the background is blurry because of depth of field. Since the lens aperture is so small, out of focus area wouldn't show up as a bokeh but rather as very hazy details at this focus distance. The lens is very clearly diffraction-limited so it doesn't have the same level of microcontrast as the main or the 3x telephoto cameras, but the images are still acceptably sharp nonetheless.

            They definitely need to work on the tonemapping though, I could see the problem with the crane shot straight away as well.

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              • Anonymous
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              • 08 Nov 2024

              Very bad quality. Its like with the new phones you have 0 improvement

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                etijeb, 08 Nov 2024https://www.gsmarena.com/oppo_find_x8_camera_specs_quality-... moreThat's AI.

                I been saying it since last year, Chinese brands are relying TOO strong on AI algorithms, but reviewers are praising it. The photos look more artificial than they did in 2014.

                What's the point on having a 1" (or close to it) if sensors from 2020 (1/1.56 and 1/1.3) produce more natural looking shots?

                  https://www.gsmarena.com/oppo_find_x8_camera_specs_quality-news-65241.php#image21

                  Are you sure those 6x zoom pictures are with the new periscope lens? I mean look at the smearing of the details! My OnePlus 12 does much better 6x photos with it's 3x crops digitally zoomed.

                  Also, I you can't unsee it once you see it - there is a distinct uneven exposure on the crane shots. The part of the sky within the crane girders is a darker shade of blue than the sky around it. I noticed this artifact on the vanilla X8 photos and it exists on the X8 Pro as well.

                    didn't like the 6x photos

                    but good photos from the main cam!

                      jiyen235, 08 Nov 2024hmm interesting, i actually kind of completely agree haha ... moreThat's also a great idea actually. I didn't even think of that. The question is, would there be enough space to have a 5× telephoto that uses the HP9 sensor? Otherwise, great combination that covers a wide range of zoom lengths. f/1.8 on a 1/2.0-type sensor behind a 50/57.5mm focal length sounds SO UNBELIEVABLY GOOD!

                        Darth Caesium, 08 Nov 2024For the telephoto question, the reason why I think 2.8× (65... morehmm interesting, i actually kind of completely agree haha

                        I just think that the Pixel's wide aperture only allows it to be on par with the X7 Ultra in terms of light gathering/depth of field, AT BEST, because the X7 Ultra's UW cam is far larger yk?

                        Apart from that i agree with your rankings and stuff haha, i wonder though, why have a larger sensor in the mid range telephoto? Wouldn't you want better zoom range? Like, the Oneplus 12's zoom cam is excellent so how about a 2.2-2.5x mid tier telephoto with a 1/2" sensor and a 1/1.4" 200 MP cam in like 5x or something? That'd be crazyyy i think haha especially if the aperture is quite wide like Vivo's X90 Pro had a f/1.6 on a 1/2.4" 2x sensor, imagine if it was a 1/2" sensor with that aperture or even f/1.8, like ZAMN.

                          jiyen235, 08 Nov 2024i mean 2.8 and 3x aren't that different i was just won... moreJust edited my comment to add stuff about the telephoto combinations btw.

                            jiyen235, 08 Nov 2024i mean 2.8 and 3x aren't that different i was just won... moreFor the telephoto question, the reason why I think 2.8× (65mm) and 5.6× (130mm) is great is because it provides the perfect jump in between zoom lengths. Otherwise, 2.5× (57.5mm) and 5× (115mm) would also be great, but that's less useful. You could also do 2.2× (50mm) and 4.3× (100mm), which I think would also be just as good, but you'd need to have great dedicated hardware on both in order to make it worthwhile. If so, I'd combine a 1/1.4"-type sensor behind a periscope lens (50mm) and another 1/1.95"-type sensor behind a periscope lens (100mm).

                            I think the X7 Ultra definitely has the better processing over the X6 Pro for the UW, but X6 Pro hardware + X7 Ultra processing + f/1.8 focal aperture would be the dream. The X6 Pro's UW is better than the X7 Ultra's because of objectively better hardware, but the X7 Ultra's one comes really close due to the X6 Pro having some missteps with its software. I don't think the Pixel 9 Pro/Pro XL's one is bad either, but the added depth of field with its f/1.7 focal aperture is more so useful in niche situations and can cause issues otherwise.

                            TL;DR:
                            •With Telephotos: 2.2× zoom (50mm) + 4.3× zoom (100mm).
                            •With UW: {X6 Pro > X7 Ultra > P9P}, but X7 Ultra almost the same and even better in some edge cases. P9P is great too, but not as good.

                              Darth Caesium, 08 Nov 2024Well, if they can't do 3× and 6× with what I'm su... morei mean 2.8 and 3x aren't that different i was just wondering if there were any good alternatives to that yk?

                              And about the UW cam, which phone has the best UW cam in your opinion?

                              I'd say the Find X7 Ultra and the Pixel 9 Pro XL are tied there. The Find X6 Pro was great but its processing wasn't as mature as the X7 Ultra's, night mode wise at least, they're both essentially equal at night imo, maybe x7 is a little better cus of better noise reduction algorithms.. Huawei dropped the ball with the night mode processing, Honor, Vivo and Xiaomi have sketchy night mode rendering and Samsung has good detail but horrendous noise. Overall, i'd choose the X7 Ultra.

                              So basically, S24 Ultra levels of detail with X7 Ultra level of processing/global characteristics would be the dream UW cam. What do you think?

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                                • 08 Nov 2024

                                The quality is really bad. Not anyhow comparable with Vivo X200 pro.

                                  jiyen235, 08 Nov 2024Interesting, I think that's impossible considering the... moreWell, if they can't do 3× and 6× with what I'm suggesting, then they should just do 2.8× and 5.6× and not crop and upscale to "change" them to 3× and 6×. Also, the ultrawide definitely needs to improve, and I do think a larger ultrawide could fit if they simply had a slightly larger phone that was slightly wider. I guess that shows you my dilemma of loving slightly smaller phones but wanting the best cameras (ultimately I'd prefer better cameras over smaller phone).

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                                    • Anonymous
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                                    • 08 Nov 2024

                                    Some of 135mm photos have frame misalignment..
                                    Main reason I hate multi exposure .

                                      Darth Caesium, 08 Nov 2024The images that they took with the Find X8 Pro suffer less ... moreInteresting, I think that's impossible considering the fact that they have to fit in a 6x telephoto as well that's not tiny like Samsung's ones. Variable aperture is a MUST.

                                      Which would you rather have, a 1/2.51" 6x and a 1/1.56" 3x, or a 1/2" 6x and a 3x? The UW cam being 1/1.56" also sounds like a cool thing but i doubt we're getting that anytime soon...

                                        jiyen235, 08 Nov 2024A lot better than the Find X8 but still reeks of some AI tr... moreWith the X8, there were a few images where it was obvious that they had failed to demosaic properly, as there were colour filter patterns on certain windows. There's definitely some very poor software choices that are leading to a multitude of problems here.

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