The low light photos looks great. Can't wait for its availability. Not sure will the global version will be available or its still for domestic only.

Rumored specs:

6.82” AMOLED 120Hz LTPO FLAT display

Snapdragon Elite 2 processor

50MP LYT-900 (1-inch, f/1.8, 23mm)

50MP JN5 Ultra Wide (Samsung JN5)

50MP LYT-700 (3x Zoom) Periscope Telephoto (f/2.1, 70mm)

50MP LYT-600 (6x Zoom) Periscope Telephoto (f/3.1, 135mm)

Multicultural sensor

32MP front

Action button

6000mAh + 100W wired & 50W wireless

ColorOS 15 | Android 15

IP69

Global debut at 19:00 on April 10

Direct comparison between Oppo Find X8 Ultra and Xiaomi 15 Ultra, with the same subject under the same circumstances:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Sy07iMgwNJdRF4hTtAsJFLLjijR7KGQ_?usp=sharing

More full size sample images, including portraits and zoom tests at all focal lengths:

https://www.gsmarena.com/gallery_here_are_some_camera_samples_from_the_oppo_find_x8_ultra_in_china-news-67358.php

Comparison between Oppo Find X8 Ultra and Find X7 Ultra:

https://www.gsmarena.com/oppo_find_x8_ultra_vs_oppo_find_x7_ultra__quick_camera_comparison-news-67356.php

Image Quality Analysis of the Oppo Find X8 Ultra

The analysis is based on a thorough examination of photos and videos available on GSMArena: https://www.gsmarena.com/oppo_find_x8_ultra-review-2822p5.php.

Photo Quality and Resolution

• Default Settings and Available Resolutions:

• The Oppo Find X8 Ultra uses computational photography by default, combining multiple frames (stacking) on each camera to achieve higher resolution.

• Users can export images at 12.5 MP (resized for maximum clarity), 26 MP, or 50 MP.

• Resolution Differences:

• The 26 MP and 50 MP options offer visibly higher resolution compared to 12.5 MP, although the 12.5 MP setting is nearly perfect in terms of clarity.

• Recommendation: It’s worth shooting at 26 MP consistently for the best balance of detail and clarity.

• The 50 MP mode performs very well in certain scenarios but depends on how steady the phone is held and how much the subjects in the frame move. Motion can introduce artifacts.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bike7hesLCEqYVs5T3MjrPa2OV4_nVeh/view?usp=drive_link

Sensor Performance

• Night Photos:

• All cameras produce clear images in low-light conditions.

• However, the computational algorithms need further refinement: strange artifacts appear around moving cars and their headlights (e.g., streaks or halos).

• 3x Telephoto Camera (70 mm equivalent):

• This camera exhibits unusual artifacts, such as halos with streaks around specular LED lights (e.g., streetlights or car headlights). These artifacts are also noticeable in night videos.

• The other sensors do not show these issues in video mode.

• 6x Telephoto Camera (135 mm equivalent):

• There is a slight blooming effect (a diffuse halo) around bright lights, particularly those tending toward white (this is probably a side effect of the W light path lens structure of the 135mm LYT 600 camera module: https://www.oppo.com/content/dam/oppo_com/oppo/product-asset-library/find-x/cn-find-x8-series/find-x8-ultra/assets/images-light-2-bg-1-98.jpg.webp).

• The effect is more pronounced at 50 MP resolution or with higher digital zoom levels.

Ultrawide Camera Performance (Samsung JN5)

• Comparison with Find X7 Ultra:

• The ultrawide sensor, Samsung JN5 (1/2.75 inch), is nearly twice as small as the Sony LYT-600 (1/2 inch) used in the Find X7 Ultra.

• Thanks to advanced computational algorithms and processing, the JN5 produces visibly better images than its larger predecessor, both in good light and low-light conditions, as well as in video mode.

Video Quality

• 4K Resolution:

• 4K videos are smooth and high-quality at all focal lengths.

• In low-light conditions (night), the camera tends to use a 2x crop from the 70 mm sensor instead of the 135 mm sensor when light levels drop significantly.

• Frame Rates:

• All cameras support video recording at 30 fps and 60 fps.

• 4K recording at 120 fps is available only on the 23 mm (main) and 70 mm (3x telephoto) cameras.

• The phone also supports Full HD at 240 fps, but it’s unclear on how many cameras this is available (further testing required).

Tonal Range, Colors, and Dynamic Range

• The tonality, colors, and white balance (WB) are very good across all focal lengths.

• The larger Sony sensors (LYT-900, LYT-700, LYT-600) offer better dynamic range (DR) and more detail compared to the ultrawide camera (Samsung JN5).

Macro Functionality

• 3x Telephoto Camera (70 mm):

• The macro function has been moved to the 70 mm sensor, allowing focusing as close as 10 cm from the lens.

• Macro shots can be taken at 50 MP resolution, providing additional magnification through cropping if desired.

• 6x Telephoto Camera (135 mm):

• This camera lacks macro functionality and cannot focus at close distances.

Additional Observations and Future Testing

• Master Mode:

• JPG and RAW images at 12.5 MP are single-shot captures.

• Computational RAW and JPG at 50 MP are also available, but their performance requires further testing. • Motion Priority:

• The observations above apply to standard photo and video modes.

• Algorithms may change when prioritizing motion, which requires further testing. • General Note:

• The analysis focuses solely on photo and video modes.