OnePlus is ending its Hasselblad partnership in favor of an in-house imaging engine
- OnePlus ended its five-year partnership with Hasselblad, which began with the OnePlus 9 series in 2021, to develop its own imaging system.
- The split occurred without an explicit reason, though OnePlus emphasized that Hasselblad's aesthetic remains part of their camera DNA going forward.
- OnePlus is developing the DetailMax Engine, an in-house camera system built with a focus on delivering clear and accurate images without distortion.
- CEO Pete Lau stated he is testing an early prototype likely linked to the anticipated OnePlus 15, rumored to skip the number 14 and exclude Hasselblad branding.
- This transition signals a new imaging phase for OnePlus, while its parent company Oppo continues its Hasselblad partnership and plans a separate imaging system.
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OnePlus and Hasselblad are ending their partnership
Ever since the OnePlus 9 series, each OnePlus flagship has featured Hasselblad branding and image tuning from the legendary camera brand. In a new turn of events, OnePlus CEO Pete Lau confirmed that the Hasselblad partnership has come to an end and OnePlus is building its own imaging engine. OnePlus DetailMax Engine will usher in a “new era of computational imaging” for OnePlus devices. It's expected to debut on the OnePlus 15, and Lau shared th…
OnePlus ends Hasselblad camera partnership, reveals what's next for OnePlus 15 and beyond
Credit: OnePlus OnePlus has announced the end of its partnership with camera maker Hasselblad. Instead, the mobile brand is working on its own OnePlus DetailMax Engine for photography. The Hasselblad partnership kicked off with 2021’s OnePlus 9 Pro. OnePlus first teamed up with Hasselblad for 2021’s OnePlus 9 series. This partnership spawned Hasselblad-branded OnePlus flagship phones all the way until the OnePlus 13. Now, the smartphone maker h…
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