In the first video, photographer Jerome and explorer Guille travelled to Kyrgyzstan to capture one perfect shot - an eagle hunter in the mountains with the moon up in the sky. The team shot at 600mm using the 300mm Hasselblad add-on lens to make the moon appear huge.
The Oppo Find X9 Ultra is rumored to launch later this month and it will be the first Find X-series Ultra phone to go global. This will apparently be the Find X9 Ultra top-tier version, equipped with 16GB RAM and 1TB storage. It will also feature an exclusive design and a teleconverter kit, which has already leaked.
The Oppo Find X9 Ultra is rumored to arrive in March, and now a new rumor from a tipster over on X claims to shed some light on the camera sensors it will use. The main camera will allegedly be employing Sony's recently announced Lytia 901 sensor, a 1/1.12" type with 200MP resolution. The main camera will have a 23mm focal length.
Oppo's next flagship, the Find X9 Ultra, is expected to arrive with notable upgrades over the Find X8 Ultra, including a bigger battery. Although the company hasn't confirmed a launch date yet, an Oppo executive has hinted at the phone's battery capacity. In response to a Weibo comment, Oppo's Zhou Yibao revealed that the Find X9 Ultra will pack a battery larger than 7,000mAh.
Back in March we first heard that Sony was busy working on its first ever 200MP sensor for smartphone cameras, one meant for the main camera and one that could actually make its way to Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra, as per another rumor. Today the upcoming sensor's specs have been detailed in China by prolific leaker Digital Chat Station. Will this be the next big thing in smartphone photography? Only time will tell, but it sure does look promising on paper.