Our solution is a triple-lens camera structure, which includes:
— OPPO (@oppo) February 23, 2019
48MP Hi-res main camera
120 degree ultra-wide lens
Telephoto lens
With all 3 lenses we can cover broad focal lengths of 16mm-160mm which make up our 10x Lossless Zoom.#GetCloserWithOPPO ?
Lossless Zoom Technology
At the event, Oppo explained how their latest lossless zoom technology works. There will be three rear cameras on the phone – a 48MP high-resolution primary camera lens, a 120-degree ultra wide-angle lens with 16mm focal length, and a telephoto camera with a lens setup resembling a periscope. To save space in the camera setup, Oppo used two autofocus (AF) motors for the first two lenses. The focal length for the third lens is 160mm and there are two optical lenses joined by a prism and a D-cut in a horizontal lineup to reduce thickness. The module is only 6.76mm thick. These cameras cover a focal range of 16mm to 160mm, giving it a 10x zoom rating. This lossless zoom technology uses optical image stabilization. The OIS is present in the main lens as well as in the telephoto lens. This works to reduce blur and shake when the user takes a photo while zooming in. Oppo claims that the precision for this stabilization is 0.001445 degrees. This is 73% more than the 5x zoom technology they released two years ago. Oppo Tweeted photo comparisons for users to see what their new camera tech can do:ICYMI: Here's another photo comparison.?
— OPPO (@oppo) February 23, 2019
10x Lossless Zoom vs Ultra-wide Angle. ?#GetCloserWithOPPO? pic.twitter.com/tRSvylxuOy





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