Ever since the first teaser for the **OnePlus 7 Pro** was shared by the company, it has been touting it as one of its most powerful smartphones — in terms of performance, camera, design, everything. [caption id=“attachment_6585741” align=“alignnone” width=“1024”]  OnePlus 7 Pro Nebula Blue colour.[/caption] Now, in another effort to tease its pre-eminence, OnePlus is partnering with Netflix India and National Geographic magazine for a some (damn) cool advertising. As OnePlus teased a few minutes ago, it had partnered with Netflix India to shoot the official posters of the upcoming season 2 of Sacred Games. (Way to tap on the rage!)
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— OnePlus India (@OnePlus_IN) May 10, 2019
game. Presenting the official posters of Sacred Games Season 2. Thanks for letting us do this @NetflixIndia #ShotonOnePlus7Pro pic.twitter.com/RZl0gvMwdd
OnePlus is also worked with National Geographic to release its first ever cover shot on a smartphone taken by the OnePlus 7 Pro. In fact, all images in this special edition will be shot on the OnePlus 7 Pro. The edition of the magazine is titled “Inspired by Nature,” and is a compilation of three National Geographic photographers’ — Andy Bardon, Carlton Ward Jr, and Krystle Wright — journeys across North America. This edition is set to release in July 2019 and will be available globally. [caption id=“attachment_6606791” align=“alignnone” width=“2984”]  National Geographic cover shot on OnePlus 7 Pro.[/caption] Another one of such collaboration is a Harper’s Bazaar cover of Jameela Jamil shot on OnePlus 7 Pro. [caption id=“attachment_6607151” align=“alignnone” width=“1024”]  Harper’s Bazaar cover shot on OnePlus 7 Pro.[/caption]
OnePlus 7 Pro: Expected camera specifications
The OnePlus 7 Pro is teased to come with a triple-rear camera with a 48 MP, 8 MP and 16 MP sensor. Additionally, the phone will have a pop-up selfie camera to guarantee the best angles for your social media shots. The front-facing camera is expected to feature a 16 MP sensor. Besides that, the phone is expected to support HDR 10+ video standard that is currently only available on the Samsung Galaxy S10 series. It will apparently support high-resolution content from streaming websites such as Netflix and YouTube. In fact, both of these streaming services have partnered with the brand. For more details on the **expected specifications of the OnePlus 7 Pro, read here** .