Summary
- Three 200MP rear cameras with autofocus.
- RAW photography, 8K/30p video and Dolby Vision at up to 4K/120p.
- International availability is confirmed, but final European pricing is pending.
The OPPO Find X10 Pro Max is confirmed with three 200MP rear cameras, RAW photo support and video capabilities aimed at photographers and content creators.
The August 29 leaks about the triple-200MP camera system have now been followed by official specifications, including specific lenses and recording options. The detailed imaging specifications refer to the Chinese version of the device.
An international release has also been confirmed. In its September 15 announcement, OPPO identified the 2nm MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro as the chipset powering the model, with further details to follow at the upcoming global launch.
Sensors, lenses and autofocus
| Camera | Resolution | Sensor size | Lens | OIS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main | 200MP | 1/1.3-inch type | 24mm f/1.5 | Yes |
| Ultrawide | 200MP | 1/1.56-inch type | 13mm f/2.2 | Not specified |
| Telephoto | 200MP | 1/1.56-inch type | 70mm f/2.1 | Yes |
Focal lengths are full-frame equivalents. All three cameras support autofocus, while the ultrawide provides a 124° field of view. Supported photo formats include JPEG, HEIF and RAW.
8K video and 4K slow motion
The rear cameras support 8K/30p recording and 4K at 30, 60 or 120p, with Dolby Vision at up to 4K/120p. Slow-motion options include 4K/120p and 1080p/240p.
For example, footage recorded at 120 frames per second can be played back on a 30p timeline at four times its original duration, producing 4× slow motion. This option should not be confused with recording resolution: 8K is limited to 30p.
The front camera offers 50MP and autofocus, with 4K video at up to 60p. For rear-camera shooting with a live preview, OPPO also presents the OPPO Bubble external display, which is sold separately.
Price and availability
The confirmed specifications are not yet accompanied by a final European price in the sources checked. OPPO’s official terms in Germany and Spain identify October 21, 2026 as the start of the final-payment phase, when prices for the series will be displayed.
Those dates apply to these markets and do not establish a release date or price for Greece. More information is available here.
What we think
The meaningful test will be consistency when switching cameras: detail, colour and focus, rather than megapixel counts alone. For video production, stabilisation and behaviour during extended recording will also need testing. These factors will determine the system’s practical value more than a list of maximum recording resolutions.
Frequently asked questions
Do the three cameras produce 600MP photographs?
No. The resolution applies to each camera’s sensor separately; the figures are not added together to create a 600MP file.
Is this continuous optical zoom from 13mm to 70mm?
No. The three focal lengths correspond to separate optical systems, rather than a single lens with a continuously variable focal length.
Does RAW support also mean RAW video?
No. RAW refers to still photographs. The published specifications do not establish support for RAW video recording.
