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We’re still very much in rumors territory forApple’s next flagship phone ahead ofits launch on September 9.
That would be a pretty big deal.
The iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max cameras (above) were strong, but the iPhone 16 Pro is expected to be stronger in several key areas – including the wide-angle camera
The iPhone’s ultra-wide camera has traditionally been its weakest link.
In fact, leafing through my Lightroom catalogue, I mostly shoot in the 35mm-70mm range on myFujifilm X-T5.
Physical shutter buttons, the return of horizontal snapping sign me up.
Apple filled in some of the gaps in the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s focal range with its digital ‘focal lengths’, which will presumably also appear on the iPhone 16 Pro series.
In theory, it should also help reduce ghosting in fast-moving objects.
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Last year’s Apple graphic for the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s 120mm lens (above) was slightly misleading, as its 5x telephoto can’t zoom and has a far smaller equivalent aperture than the f/2.8 lens depicted. But I’m still tempted by its versatility
