OnePlus 9 x Hasselblad Xpan Mode Review In Photos: A Modern Take On A Classic

You’ll get access to two focal lengths—30mm and 45mm, much like the classic camera. Instead of the default 12-megapixel photo mode on the OnePlus 9 and the OnePlus 9 Pro phones, this mode uses the 48-megapixel main camera and 50-megapixel ultra-wide camera for the crops, which means you’ll get to see the world in a much wider view with a 20-megapixel image (Image: Vishal Mathur / News18)

In the different focal lengths capturing the plants against a brick wall and the sky in the background, the realism of colours, how the shadow areas are well distinguished and the outline of the cloud in the sky come through really well (Image: Vishal Mathur / News18)

I am particularly impressed by the shot of the late evening sky, and how every ripple in the clouds are replicated with pristine brilliance (Image: Vishal Mathur / News18)

In the Hasselblad Xpan Mode photos of the plants, the black and white mode completely changes the sense of place—it looks more like a winter morning shot, than the bright summer’s day that the colour version of the same photo replicates (Image: Vishal Mathur / News18)

The way the skies show up in the colour as well as black and white modes allow for a really nice change in perspective (Image: Vishal Mathur / News18)

This is a low light photo with the Hasselblad Xpan Mode on the OnePlus 9 Pro, yet the dynamic range as well as detailing is pristine (Image: Vishal Mathur / News18)