Photography enthusiasts will find solace in the camera capabilities of the Reno 10 Pro+. After all, this is one of the major appeals of the device. They have introduced a novel periscope design for their latest telephoto portrait camera, featuring a 64MP OV64B sensor. This innovation excels in low-light photography and offers 3x optical zoom, making it ideal for capturing well-proportioned portraits with natural optical bokeh and background compression. The periscope design also allows for the integration of more lenses within the slim 8.28mm handset. Additionally, the Reno10 Pro+ 5G model comes with a 50MP IMX890 main camera, an 8MP IMX355 ultra wide-angle lens with a 112° field of view, and a 32MP front camera with an IMX709 RGBW sensor co-developed by OPPO and Sony. This sensor enhances light capture, colour reproduction and image quality. The cameras are housed in an oval-shaped camera module. The phone really does well with portraits, once you turn off the several beauty enhancers (which are targeted at a very specific demographic). Once turned off, it captures great detail and vibrant colours and has good margins on the blur of portraits. It can be a bit temperamental in low light conditions, depending on the source of lighting and angles. The Reno 10 Pro+ delivers impressive results across various shooting scenarios for the most part.