We tested the OnePlus 15's cameras

"Ahead of that, we were lucky enough to have the opportunity to shoot some camera samples with the OnePlus 15 around Prague in Czechia. The OnePlus 15 gave up on the Hasselblad co-branding of its predecessors in favor of the company's own self-developed DetailMax Engine, billed as its new era of computational imaging that focuses on delivering "clear and real" images (these are OnePlus' words). So we put that to the test, let's start with images from the main camera during the day."

"The viewfinder also offers 3.5x magnification, so naturally we tested this too. But there's also a 7x option in the viewfinder, so we couldn't help but see what such images would look like. The zoom slider actually goes all the way up to 120x, and we also captured a few shots using this insane magnification level (that is most likely AI-enhanced, by the way)."

"We also took some night shots at all of the aforementioned magnification levels. Note that all of these are in Auto mode, there was no dedicated Night Mode used (but most shots did employ some form of automatic Night Mode). Starting with the main camera: Then jumping to 2x zoom. And here are some 3.5x zoom shots at night. Of course we also tested how 7x zoom images would look during the night. And the ultrawide too. Finally, we took a selfie during the day and two at night (the first one is with no flash, the second one employs the screen flash, the difference is quite obvious)."

The OnePlus 15 launched in China and is expected to reach international markets soon. Camera samples were captured around Prague in Czechia to evaluate imaging performance. OnePlus replaced Hasselblad co-branding with an in-house DetailMax Engine focused on delivering "clear and real" images. Photo tests covered the main camera, ultrawide, and multiple zoom levels including 2x, 3.5x, 7x, and up to 120x magnification (likely AI-enhanced). Night shots were taken in Auto mode with automatic Night Mode applied by the phone. Selfies were captured during day and night, with and without screen flash.

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