The camera systems of the OnePlus 9 Pro and 10 Pro mobile phones were both developed in cooperation with Hasselblad and have Hasselblad’s color style. Many consumers do not understand the specific content of the cooperation. Today, Liu Fengshuo, president of the OnePlus product line, explained it in detail on Weibo.
Liu Fengshuo said that in order to design the color of the mobile phone camera, the primary color of the hardware module must be calibrated first, and when combined with the complex and precise color control to direct each color to where they should go, and where to play, and they cannot generate each other. interference.
Primary color calibration is an extremely complex and easily biased matter. Change a camera module, change a chip platform, whether it is the field of view of the lens, the coating, the light transmittance of the lens, any slight changes will cause the final color value to be inaccurate. After calibrating the benchmark, the next step, and the most critical step, is to define our color style.
However, color is a very, very large net, and the whole body is moved at one stroke, and if you change a little bit of red, the entire related color is changing. The engineer who was in charge of the project at the time said that we didn’t have the tools to control it precisely. So we spent a few months developing OnePlus’ own precise color compiler. Thanks to the Precise Color Compiler, we can now optimize for each lens sensor more efficiently.
The following is a sample shot of the OnePlus 10 Pro mobile phone:
The OnePlus 10 Pro mobile phone is equipped with the second-generation OnePlus & Hasselblad imaging system. The main camera uses a custom IMX789 sensor with a size of 1/1.43 inches and supports optical image stabilization. The phone is also equipped with a 50-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera with a JN1 sensor. In addition, it also has an 8-megapixel OIS anti-shake telephoto camera with an equivalent focal length of 77mm. The OnePlus 10 Pro mobile phone is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 platform, equipped with an LTPO 2.0 2K screen.