In its Find X range, Oppo tries to highlight the photo. The Find X3 Pro surprised us with its excellent sensors, and this Find X3 Neo takes up a significant portion of it.
In fact, the main photo gallery of the latter is in Pro. This is good, it will be used in most cases. So from Sony to an IMX766 to 50MPX. A sensor that has already convinced us, but it will give a different result in Neo. It features a 16MP ultra wide-angle, 13MPX2X optical telephoto lens and a (event) 2MPX macro module.
The 50 MPX main module automatically captures snapshots to 12.5 MPX. Like its counterparts, it benefits Pixel-pinning, Which combines four pixels to hold more light as it exits. We will compare it to the most solid Samsung Galaxy S21 5G, Which gave good results in almost all modules.
Volume Primary: 50 Mpx, f / 1,8, .q. 24 mm.
The 12.5 MP shots captured during the day are of good quality. We notice more flattering colors than the S21, which can be found in the test charts on the bottom left. But the same shots allow you to see a nice sharpness of Oppo, which is well defined.
The package is very cool, but the level of detail is very high. The cover or portraits of the book make this easy to realize. Where Locate the X3 Pro The colors improved a little too much, indicating that the treatment here is the opposite. In between we would have liked, but the views on the outside are less vulnerable and more consistent throughout.
At night, it seems a little less. We have a good amount of detail, but the picture is minimal. The S21 chooses the most important digital softener, but the contrasting colors are also very pleasing to the eye. Night photos are still usable, but Samsung’s choice seems a little more reasonable to us.
Mode 50 MPX
By default, the smartphone captures images at 12.5 megapixels, but you can choose from 50 MPX mode. So let’s start by comparing the two definitions.
For this, we isolated the area by 0.45 megapixels per shot, one at 12.5 megapixels and the second at 50 megapixels. A great way to get an idea of the scale difference.
The 50MP mode of the Oppo Find X3 Pro made a lot of digital noise. It’s low here, but the payoff is incredible. Although both faces appear smooth, the level of detail is fine. Therefore, we can easily crop a part of a shot, even if regrettable for the look, it will be completely washed out.
It obviously spoils at night. Digital noise creates its appearance without providing additional details on the map or faces. So when the light goes out we get 12.5 MPx.
Volume Ultra Grand-Angle: 16 MPX, f / 2,2, 123
More and more smartphones now offer extreme wide angle, but the quality of these modules is hardly reliable. Despite the fantastic white-angle sensor, this Oppo proposal doesn’t really convince us even in the face of the hesitant S21.
The company has made savings at a much wider angle, often less used. Where its big brother offers a better experience, the Find X3 Neo doesn’t really take its place. The image is blurred and lacks detail.
While high-end smartphones are very rarely trusted, the situation worsens at night. But Oppo’s copy is particularly disappointing because it is almost unreadable.
Volume téléobjectif: 13 Mpx, f / 2,4, eq. 52 mm.
The telephoto module does not enable megapixels overpowering, but it already has merit. So we have a right to a “simple” 13 megapixel. So we will continue the comparison with the Galaxy S21, however it has a focal length of 29mm and a 3x zoom (16MPx) from the 64MPX sensor.
The telephoto module creates a little more washed-up footage, but with a fair amount of detail. It lacks sharpness and color, but it does help when shooting from a distance.
At night, like its competitors, there is no surprise. Image processing will drown the clich under the noise. So difficult to use.
Front and video module
The Find X3 Neo is equipped with a 32MP front-facing module that opens at f / 2.4. It’s like its big brother, and it’s particularly solid. We deserve good selfies that are well described (activated by default) when the skin is disabled by “soft” filters. Bokeh is effective and well defined, however we will choose the main module on the back of this tutorial.
Let’s talk about this, the latter allows you to shoot up to 4K at 60 fps speed. Thanks to an exercise he manages well, a strengthened stabilization system and good management of light sources. Good.
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