Apple Camera

The Apple iPhone 16 is rumored to undergo several design adjustments, including a new camera module optimized for spatial video. MacRumors reports that Apple is testing different variants of the iPhone 16 that differ only in minor details.

Over the past couple of years, the iPhone’s camera features have become a major selling point for upgrading to new models. In this article, the focus is on comparing the cameras of the different iPhone models to help buyers choose the best one for their needs.

Apple is rumored to be changing the iPhone 16’s camera design for the first time in three years, which could have significant implications for functionality and aesthetics. The company has traditionally been conservative with its camera hardware and design changes, relying on its ability to produce great images with seemingly outdated sensors.

Before getting into the photos, let’s provide some context. In 2012, Apple released the iPhone 5, which had a single 8-megapixel camera on the back and a 1.2MP selfie camera on the front.

If you have an iPhone, you may have received a new iOS update, iOS 17.2, just days after updating to iOS 17.1.2. This update includes not only important security fixes but also a number of new features.

A new report suggests that Apple is exploring multiple design changes for the iPhone 16 series. The report showcases three different mockups of iPhone 16 pre-production models. One mockup features a different camera layout similar to the iPhone X, with a unified volume rocker and an Action button.

Teased during its conference back in September, spatial video capture is finally coming to iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max via the latest iOS 17.2 update. In order to see the videos captured using this specific feature, you’ll need Apple’s Vision Pro, which is set to hit shelves early next year.

Back in May, it was reported that the iPhone 16 would get a vertically aligned camera bump similar to the iPhone 12. A new rumor today claims that one of the iPhone 16 designs Apple is testing not only rearranges the camera lenses but also redesigns the camera bump itself.

Just a few hours ago, Apple began rolling out the iOS 17.2 update to all eligible iPhones. Beside the Journal app, and security fixes, the new update brings a very special camera feature exclusive to the latest iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max models.

iOS 17.2 is a significant update that brings several new features, including a new Journal app, changes to Apple Music, and the Action Button translate option. However, the most notable change is the upgrade to the telephoto lens of the iPhone 15 Pro.