OnePlus Unveils Details of Its Upcoming OnePlus 10 Pro Smartphone
OnePlus has unveiled some details on what to expect from its latest flagship smartphone. It turns out that the new device will feature mostly similar triple camera arrays the OnePlus 9 Pro.
Differences are on the new ultra-wide camera, as the ability to switch between a 110-degree field of view to a 150-degree, which is like shooting with a 5mm lens.
There’s also a new Fisheye Mode if you want to lean into the ultra-wide perspective. If not, AI performs standard distortion correction. Aside, 10-bit color, a new Raw+ mode, and a new movie mode. Further, the 2-megapixel monochrome camera that OnePlus claimed improved black and white photography is gone. The front-facing camera is quite different, with a 32-megapixel sensor.
The OnePlus and Hasselblad partnership primarily focused on software, the new phone includes what OnePlus calls the Billion Color Solution, which OnePlus says allows for Hasselblad’s Natural Color Calibration to be applied to over a billion colors. The OnePlus 10 Pro can capture in full 10-bit color, support increases the camera’s DCI-P3 color gamut coverage by 25% over the OnePlus 9 Pro, a first for the company. The increased color processing allows the OnePlus 10 Pro to capture 64 times more colors than the OnePlus 9 Pro while simultaneously reducing color banding.
OnePlus says the 10 Pro is equipped with its second-generation Hasselblad Pro camera mode that powers all three rear cameras to capture photos in 12-bit RAW along with Hasselblad’s Natual Color Solution. There’s also a new RAW image format called RAW+ which, after utilizing computational photography technology, results in images with expanded dynamic range and improved noise reduction.
For video, a new Movie Mode is being added to the OnePlus 10 Pro which the company says will allow for the adjustment of ISO, shutter speed, and more before and during motion capture. The company adds that it allows for the adjustment of ISO, shutter speed, and more before and during capture as well. The OnePlus 10 Pro Movie Mode also supports a new log profile which greatly expands the dynamic range for editing and post-production color grading.
The OnePlus 10 Pro will be released in China on January 11. It will be available in Europe, and North America later this year.
