Expectations are rising with the iPhone 16 series. This series of devices will be launched on September 9. Apple has organized GloTime event for this. Upcoming devices with new OS…
Expectations are rising with the iPhone 16 series. This series of devices will be launched on September 9. Apple has organized GloTime event for this. The upcoming devices are already known to offer AI features with the new OS. However, like every year, this year too, the camera of the iPhone 16 Pro series has already been hyped. Because the iPhone camera is always better. So fans are interested to know what new cameras are being added. Let's see what camera features can be offered in the iPhone 16 Pro series (iPhone 16 Pro Max) this year.
Ultrawide and macro shots would be even better
The iPhone 15 Pro model had a 12-megapixel ultrawide camera sensor. But iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max models will be given 48 megapixel ultrawide camera. This camera will capture more detailed images. Also, this sensor will allow you to take great pictures in low light. Apart from this, the company will also significantly improve the macro mode.
Sony sensor and improved optical zoom for the primary camera
According to reports, the iPhone 16 series will use the upgraded Sony sensor for the primary camera. However, it is not yet certain whether this Sony sensor will be used in other models of the new series except the iPhone 16 Pro Max. Meanwhile, the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro Max are expected to come with at least 5x optical zoom and 25x digital zoom.
Improved video recording and capture buttons
According to a new report from 9to5mac, the cameras on the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro Max will allow recording 4K video at 120fps.
On the other hand, the iPhone 16 series devices will have a capture button. This button can be placed on the right side of the phones. This allows users to control the zoom level as well as the shutter button and exposure.
JPEG-XL support
iPhone 16 Pro model will support JPEG-XL for the first time. Here users can save high quality images in low file size.
Anti-reflective coating
iPhone users face lens flare when shooting in bright light or sunlight. However, according to reports, this time the iPhone 16 series may use atomic layer deposition, which will work to reduce reflections caused by bright lights.
