Oppo Find X10 Pro Max Hasselblad teleconverter kit samples

### Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit overview

It's worth pointing out that the metal plate blocks the other two cameras, so you can't just remove the lens to use the ultrawide and the main cameras - you have to undo the plate too (which isn't all too easy, as mentioned). The suboptimal lens cap design remains too - in practice, you have to squeeze it from the outside even though it looks like it's a pinch style. You also can't reliably stand the lens on it either. Oppo did optimize the lens tripod collar though and, while still probably way overkill, it's now a slightly more streamlined and lighter design (64g vs. 72g).

### Samples and comparison ### Daylight In teleconverted mode, the phone only captures images in 12.6MP resolution. At 10x zoom they are super sharp, and detail looks really nice. Daylight samples, teleconverter (10x)

The minimum focusing distance is around 116cm from the phone or 105cm from the front of the lens, so it's not exactly short, but you can still shoot some reasonably tightly framed close-ups with shallow depth of field and plenty of subject separation. Daylight samples, teleconverter (10x), close-ups

Those virtues should extend to portraiture, you'd think. Well, in a way they do, but while the subject will be sharp and the background will be blurred away, busy backgrounds will remain busy and out of focus specular highlights won't be round. That, and the fact that 230mm is quite long of a focal length for portraits, will make the teleconverter better suited to other uses. Portrait samples, teleconverter (10x)

Well, yes, you could spy on your neighbors, but we won't be showing samples of that. At 20x you still get quite good sharpness overall, particularly with man-made subjects with straight lines, though truly random detail is more in the so-so territory. Daylight samples, teleconverter (20x)

The 40x zoom level's results are hardly perfect, but all things considered the output is quite usable, which is saying something given the 920mm equivalent focal length. Daylight samples, teleconverter (40x)

Finally, to get an idea of how much better your results will be if you do opt to pay extra for the teleconverter kit, here's a comparison against what the phone will get you on its own at the same zoom level. Daylight comparison, 10x: Teleconverter • Phone only

### Low light In the dark, the teleconverter will serve you equally well, bringing distant subjects closer significantly better than what the phone can do on its own. You can count bricks and inspect mortar quality on faraway facades and you can read the bottle labels behind the bartender from across the pub. Because you'd look totally normal waving your 3.28x teleconverter around in the pub. Daylight comparison, 10x: Teleconverter • Phone only

Once again, the 20x shots look pretty good, with lots of detail and reasonably restrained low-light processing. Low-light samples, teleconverter (20x)

The 40x zoom level's results are quite usable too, like we saw in the daytime. Low-light samples, teleconverter (40x)

### Wrap-up