Oppo’s upcoming Find X10 Ultra is reportedly in testing with two different image-sensor options for its 10x-zoom telephoto camera. Leak information circulating on social media says Oppo is evaluating two prototypes, each using a different 50-megapixel sensor but both sized at 1/1.95 inches. One option uses Samsung’s ISOCELL GNB sensor, while the other uses OmniVision’s OV51A sensor. Both sensors are also described as supporting telephoto macro capabilities, leaving unclear what functional differences Oppo is weighing between the two designs. The reporting also indicates Oppo has not yet finalized which sensor it will choose. Separately, NDTV adds that the phone’s telephoto setup is described as a 10x periscope camera and that it is expected to use a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto configuration. Across the sources, the main point is that multiple sensor options are being tested for the Find X10 Ultra’s 10x telephoto camera, with Samsung and OmniVision as the two candidate suppliers.