Brownlee specifically notes that the new Oppo smartphone with a Hasselblad logo lacks genuine Hasselblad technology.
He argues that, despite advances over the past decade, smartphones cannot surpass high-end cameras due to physical limitations.
This perspective follows the near elimination of entry-level cameras by smartphones, highlighting the enduring gap between mobile and professional photography equipment.
As phone cameras improve, what is the last stand for dedicated cameras?
Was MKBHD wrong about the Oppo-Hasselblad camera partnership?
Are smartphone cameras creating better images or just better illusions?
With 200MP sensors, can phones ever truly defy the laws of physics?
Is computational photography the future or the end of authentic photos?
How much of a camera brand partnership is real tech vs. clever marketing?