Oppo announces the world's first dual camera with 5x zoom, periscope style
Oppo
is attending the MWC 2017 as well but they are not announcing any new phones
here. Instead, much like last year, it have come to showcase a camera
technology that the company have developed for mobile use.
The
technology in question is a 5x Dual Camera Zoom system, which utilizes a unique
periscope-style setup.
The
Dual Camera Zoom consists of over 50 individual parts, stacked in a module with
a total height of 5.7mm. The 5x Dual Camera Zoom uses a periscope-style setup
to divert light through a prism and into a telephoto lens nested inside the
smartphone, set at a 90-degree angle to the rear-facing wide-angle lens. By
shifting the light’s path, Oppo is able to achieve a lossless 5x zoom even
within the confines of a thin smartphone.
You
know that when you shoot with any sort of magnification, even slight vibrations
become more noticeable, especially when shooting a video. Oppo tackles this
with a new optical stabilization system (OIS). The prism mechanism dynamically
adjusts its angle with precision to the thousandth of a degree or 0.0025
degrees to be more accurate.
Oppo
didn’t forget to remind us that the company has introduced many camera
innovations back in the years along with the first 5MP front camera in the Oppo
Ulike 2, the first smartphone with a 206-degree rotating camera in the Oppo N1,
as well as the Oppo F1 Plus which sports a 16 MP front camera, another first in
the world of mobile technology.
Let's
hope their 5x zoom module will be utilized in a smartphone sooner rather than
later.
Source: gsmarena
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