The OnePlus 10T is yet to launch but we have some sample photos that will give a closer look at the camera system of the smartphone. And, the company has also revealed some new features that are coming with the OnePlus 10T alongside the OxygenOS 13.
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The OnePlus 10T is positioned as the ultimate performance flagship with excellent imaging capabilities. Well, for this time, the OnePlus 10T does not have a Hasselblad camera for mobiles. This is because the company wanted to offer the ultimate smartphone performance at the price point chosen by the device.
That said, the phone is still pretty good with photo hardware, backed by an amazing array of computational photography features.
Talking about the camera module, the OnePlus 10T has a triple camera setup at the rear with a 50-megapixel Sony IMX766 flagship sensor. Thanks to an extensive number of megapixels, you can not only crop photos with clear detail but also capture photos by combining the large 1.56-inch sensor with optical (OIS) and electronic image stabilization (EIS). Even in dark places and uneven lighting environments.
The OnePlus 10T takes the IMX766 sensor to the next level and supports 10-bit color recording, allowing you to capture 64x more colors than devices that shoot in 8-bit color. Not only does this increase the number of colors, but it also smooths the transitions between each color, resulting in more accurate and smoother photos.
OxygenOS 13 – OnePlus 10T Image Clarity Engine (ICE)
This time OnePlus brings new software with the OnePlus 10T and OxygenOS 13 – Image Transparency Engine (ICE) feature. It offers an updated algorithm that allows the device to take pictures faster and with more detail.
With OxygenOS 13 the OnePlus 10T Image Clarity Engine (ICE) feature will capture dozens of photos and selects the best one for the final image. With the improved ICE, the process goes even faster than on previous OnePlus devices.
OnePlus OxygenOS 13 Image Clarity Engine (ICE) Feature
In addition, the smartphone also has h better HDR performance which will make the difference between taking a photo with a very dark or blown-out foreground or background, and a photo with a good foreground-background balance.
But, with the OnePlus HDR 5.0 and Turbo RAW algorithms, combined with the power of the Sony IMX766 sensor, the OnePlus 10T improves HDR performance when capturing images from the main rear camera. Unsurprisingly, I’m curious to see what I can capture with the OnePlus 10T. Please let us know what you’d like to photograph in the comments below.
OnePlus OxygenOS 13 Image Clarity Engine (ICE) Feature
