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The new Camera Control button on the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro is designed to make iPhone photography more intuitive. It serves not only as a physical button but also as a touch-sensitive capacitive control surface.

Amazon Prime Day rarely features deals on the best iPhone models, but right now you can get the best iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro case I’ve tried so far: the Apple Silicone Case with MagSafe and Camera Control.

Workshop: Photography on iPhone Turn your best moments into your best photos on iPhone. Starting with a tour of the Camera app, you’ll learn about the lenses on iPhone, lighting, portraits, and more.

The big-time Prime Big Deal Days event is ushering some new all-time low prices on the handful of iPhone 16 cases that actually feature a proper Camera Control button cover. As we have detailed previously and talked at length about in the 10 or so iPhone cases we have published reviews on thus far, Apple’s Camera Control button draws a distinct line in the sand when it comes to case options this year – to cutout or not to cutout – and there is a very limited number of options that actually feature a conductive button cover.

Ahead of the holiday season, Apple is sharing iPhone 16 ads highlighting the new functionality in an effort to entice customers to upgrade to the latest models. Today’s ad focuses on the 4K 120 frames per second Dolby Vision video recording feature that is exclusive to the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max.

Apple has released a new ad for the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max, and it’s all about the new 4K 120fps slo-mo video feature. Here’s a look. ‘Hollywood in your pocket’ with iPhone 16 Pro The initial ads for the iPhone 16 line were focused entirely on features that aren’t here yet: Apple Intelligence.

Apple’s Latest iPhone 16 Ad Highlights Pro Camera Feature Ahead of the holiday season, Apple is sharing iPhone 16 ads highlighting the new functionality in an effort to entice customers to upgrade to the latest models.

iPhone 16 Plus: A Game-Changing Device or Just Another Upgrade? As an iPhone enthusiast for many years, the release of the iPhone 16 Plus had me excited from the moment it was announced.

iPhones are the de facto choice for many seeking a reliable camera experience, thanks to their industry-leading video recording capabilities and consistent results across different focal lengths. However, this year, the competition is greater than ever, with Android OEMs introducing advanced camera setups in their flagship phones.

Apple recently launched a new ad highlighting the iPhone 16’s camera control capabilities. The video, titled ‘iPhone 16 Pro – Camera Control’ is only 39 seconds in length and shows off Camera Control, a button that offers quick access to the smartphone’s camera, with swipe and press functions to adjust depth of field and zoom, among others.