Apple Camera

Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro introduced a new hardware feature called Camera Control, a small physical button on the lower right of the frame with capacitive capabilities. While it initially showed promise as a tool for launching the camera app and adjusting settings, its practical application as a shutter button left users underwhelmed.

Rumors surrounding the iPhone 17’s camera design have ignited debate among reliable sources, each presenting contrasting claims about Apple’s potential changes. The core of the disagreement lies in whether the iPhone 17 Pro will feature a horizontal camera module or retain the triangular arrangement of its predecessors.

Recent leaks surrounding the iPhone 17 Pro suggest that while the device’s camera module will see some changes, the triangular layout introduced with the iPhone 11 Pro will remain intact. According to tipster Setsuna Digital on Weibo, the rumored drastic redesign, resembling the horizontal camera strip seen in Google Pixel devices, may not materialize.

Speculation surrounding the design of the iPhone 17 Pro Max has intensified following the release of rendered images by a Russian YouTube channel. The images showcased a potential horizontal camera arrangement, a significant departure from Apple’s established triangular setup.

Reports regarding the design of the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro Max’s rear camera setup are generating mixed reactions. Recently shared renders showcased a horizontal camera bar design, diverging from the triangular lens arrangement familiar in earlier models.

Recent leaks have provided new insights into the highly anticipated iPhone 17 lineup, disputing earlier claims of a significant redesign in its camera system. Previous rumors suggested that at least one model, speculated to be the iPhone 17 Slim, would feature a horizontal bar layout for its cameras to accommodate its thinner design.

A recent supply chain leak has provided insights into the potential design of the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro. Initial rumors suggested the device would feature a Pixel-like camera visor, sparking comparisons with Google’s Pixel 9 Pro.

Blackmagic Design has officially announced the URSA Cine Immersive Camera, a groundbreaking development as the first commercial camera system engineered to capture Apple Immersive Video tailored for the Apple Vision Pro.

Pearla, the innovative camera app from House of Mars, has released version 2.1, bringing professional-grade cinema features to all iPhone models running iOS 17 and above. The update introduces open-gate shooting and log video recording, including support for Sony’s S-Log3 and Nikon’s N-Log color profiles.

Blackmagic Design has officially announced the opening of pre-orders for its Blackmagic Ursa Cine Immersive camera, a highly anticipated device designed for 8K 3D immersive cinematography. With a price tag of $29,995, the cutting-edge camera is expected to ship in late Q1 2025, marking a significant step in the race for dominance in the immersive cinema market.