OPPO hits the table in 2020 by launching, not one or two, but up to 4 new pocket-oriented 5G phones . But it is that in addition to presenting connectivity with the latest connectivity standard, both the OPPO Find X2 and the OPPO find X2 Pro , the Find X2 Neo and the Find X2 Lite boast a great screen quality and, above all, capable cameras to offer the best results in every situation.
So that you know which is the mobile that best suits your needs based on their cameras and the photographs that you are going to be able to with them, nothing better than to see at a glance all the differences between the photographic section of each of the spectacular mobiles from OPPO that you can already buy on Amazon, Media Mark, Phone House, Fnac, El Corte Inglés, PC components, Carrefour and Worten. If you prefer, you will also find them available on Movistar , Vodafone , Yoigo or Orange .
OPPO Find X2 Pro and X2, the best of the best
The two OPPO phones that make the high-end of its catalog have 3 cameras in the back that are quite similar but with some subtle differences between them. The brand has wanted to follow a more classic -and elegant- design to house these 3 sensors in a vertical module that is housed in the upper left corner accompanied by a dual-tone flash.
The OPPO Find X2 Pr o is the best mobile phone ever made by the brand and as such boasts a 48MP wide-angle head sensor specialized in capturing great night scenes, followed by an ultra-wide angle lens with the same resolution and field of view 120º that has an Ultra Macro mode, in which objects captured at a distance of cm can be enlarged up to 8 times to perceive all its details. Both sensors can use the new Night Mode 3.0, which features multiform noise reduction technology to fill with brightness the photographs taken in the most popular scenarios.
But its main virtue is that “square” lens that is a 13 Mp periscope telephoto camera capable of allowing us to take photos with a hybrid 10x and 60x zoom (covering a focal length of 17 to 170 mm) in digital. For this, it uses the new optical image stabilizer and an Omnidirectional focus supported by laser focus in which each pixel is a focus point.
As we have said, the OPPO Find X2 is quite similar but there is a change in its ultra wide angle and telephoto lens. The first one happens to be 12 MP, maintaining the possibility of taking macro photos at a distance of 3 cm and a viewing angle of 120º. The telephoto lens maintains a resolution of 13 MP but offers 3x optical zoom, 5x hybrid zoom, up to 20x digital zoom, keeping the rest of technologies such as its focus system or Night Mode 3.0 intact.
Both of them can record clips at 4K resolution and 960 fps speed as long as we lower this resolution. Both have a 32MP selfie camera at the front that uses Beauty IA Mode to improve our self-portraits thanks to artificial intelligence, something in which the algorithms of Ultra Night Mode and an intelligent mode of fill light collaborate.
OPPO Find X2 Neo and Lite, big cameras at a lower price
Despite being in front of two models whose price is much lower than the top of the range, the brand did not want to cut quality to their cameras. What’s more, instead of three sensors as in previous mobiles, both the OPPO Find X2 Neo and the OPPo Find X2 Lite mount 4 sensors on the rear.
The main difference between the two models is in the telephoto lens, present in the OPPO Find X2 Lite in a 13 MP sensor to offer a 5X hybrid zoom to get as close as possible to distant objects. This lens is accompanied by a 48 MP main sensor, 8 MP wide angle and a 2 MP depth sensor that allows you to apply bokeh effects and blurs in real time. All of these lenses take advantage of the phone’s AI to enhance the look of night shots and Dean Video Stabilization System 2.0 so that all of our shots are sharp and focus-free.
On the one hand we have HIS (Hybrid Image Stabilization) technology that combines optical and electronic anti-vibration to accurately detect and counteract shaking during recording. On the other hand, the ultra wide-angle lens and a wider FOV further enhance the dual image stabilization effect.
This same video stabilizer is found in the OPPO Find X2 Lite that maintains the main 48 MP sensor and is combined with an 8 MP wide angle and two 2 MP mono and depth sensors focused on offering the best possible portraits in a mobile less than 500 euros. In addition, like its older siblings, it enables great night scene images with Ultra Night Mode and AI NPU noise reduction.
Featuring a 32MP camera assisted by AI tools at the front, the two smartphones have the ability to record video clips at 4K resolution.
