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    Oppo teases smartphone with '10x optical zoom'

    Smartphone has triple rear camera setup with 15.9-159mm focal length (35mm equiv).
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    Re: Oppo teases smartphone with '10x optical zoom'

    Should anyone try and copy Oppo's compact lens array design too closely it is protected by over 100+ R&D patents.
    I wonder what exactly those patents cover, folded optics in cameras is nothing new - https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/minoltadimagex

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    Re: Oppo teases smartphone with '10x optical zoom'

    Chinese companies don't respect patents from western companies, so why should western companies respect Chinese companies patents it's only fair right, they probably ripped it off an existing design concept anyway.

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    Re: Oppo teases smartphone with '10x optical zoom'

    Looks like they've gone extremely short focal length on the wide angle side so the 10x zoom is not actually so impressive at 160mm full frame equivalent, but still handy. I can't begin to imagine what the distortion is like, however I guess the current paradigm is to embrace distortion and correct in software rather than adding corrective optics.

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