Oppo has taken a remarkable step for users who want to make mobile photography more functional. The company added a new dimension to its concept of high-end accessories by introducing the Hasselblad Professional Imaging Kit, compatible with the Find X9 Pro model. This developed kit aims to expand the camera capabilities of the device with hardware support. The kit, whose launch date was announced as October 16, will take its place in the market together with Oppo Find X9 Pro.
This set, which will be offered to users, is more than just a collection of accessories, it contains elements that directly affect mobile photo and video production. The content includes a Hasselblad branded teleconverter, a magnetic grip with a physical shutter, a protective case specific to the device and a professional type shoulder strap. Each component has been specifically designed to increase ease of use. In addition, thanks to the ergonomic structure and modular connection, physical compatibility between the device and accessories is ensured without any problems. In addition, the structure that offers physical control seems to meet the expectations of mobile content producers.
Oppo Find X9 Pro will come with a 200 megapixel periscope lens
Moving on to the details on the camera side, the 200 megapixel periscope lens of the Find X9 Pro attracts attention. This sensor, signed by Hasselblad, differs not only in terms of resolution but also in the video recording capabilities it offers. Users can record Dolby Vision video at 4K resolution at 120 frames. In addition to all these, thanks to the teleconverter used with this camera, the clarity of the image is maintained and losses are kept to a minimum during zooming. However, this optical support is supported not only by hardware but also by software-based processing.
The function of physical equipment is becoming increasingly important to create a professional camera feel on mobile devices. The magnetic grip offered by Oppo offers a usage experience similar to the classic camera grip. Thanks to the physical shutter button accessible through this device, users can shoot without touching the phone screen. In addition, this structure, which increases the stability of the device, makes shooting videos or photos with one hand safer. On the other hand, this accessory maintains its connection with the device uninterruptedly through the magnetic system.
The teleconverter accessory provides flexibility in close-up shots and increases the level of detail. This hardware is especially useful for users who do not want to be limited in optical zoom. However, when it works with the device’s own periscope lens, the effect of the teleconverter is seen more clearly. In addition, a case specially designed to align the accessory with the device is also included in the kit. All these details show that the kit has an integrated structure not only aesthetically but also functionally.
Oppo had previously announced that it would also offer special video accessories for the standard Find X9, which is a model other than the Find X9 Pro. However, information such as what these accessories are, what functions they will have and when they will be introduced have not yet been shared. Despite this, it is clear that the brand continues to develop peripheral hardware for both models. This approach indicates an effort to add value to the entire product family, rather than highlighting only a single model. From the perspective of user preferences, such comprehensive support may particularly attract the attention of video producers.
On the hardware side, the Find X9 model comes with a 6.59-inch OLED screen with 1.5K resolution. Powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 processor, the device promises long-term use with its 7025 mAh capacity battery. 80W wired and 50W wireless charging support is also included in this model. The camera system includes a 50MP resolution LYT808 main camera, a 50MP ultra wide angle lens and a LYT600 periscope sensor. In addition, a 2MP multi-spectrum sensor also serves as part of the system.
Find X9 Pro, on the other hand, raises the bar a little higher on the hardware and camera side. The device offers a smoother viewing experience with its 6.78 inch OLED screen with LTPO technology. The battery capacity has been increased to 7500 mAh and the same charging speeds are maintained in this model. On the camera side, there is a 200MP resolution periscope lens, as well as a 50MP main camera and a 50MP ultra-wide angle lens. The multi-spectral sensor is still available, and this structure allows more successful results in details such as color accuracy.
When it comes to the front camera, both models have a 32MP resolution selfie camera. This camera, placed with a hole design at the top of the screen, offers sufficient quality for video calls and front camera shots. Although there is no official information about improvements on the software side, these features provided at the hardware level are sufficient for daily use. For those who want to take the user experience further, the Hasselblad supported modular structure offers an effective solution.