Great camera features will be available in iPhone 16 Pro, know details

New Delhi. Apple has launched iPad Air, iPad Pro, Magic Keyboard and Pencil Pro during the recent Apple Let Loose Event. Apart from this, the tech giant is working on its iPhone 16 series these days. The company’s next lineup is expected to have a larger display, dedicated capture button.

Now details regarding the camera of iPhone 16 Pro have been revealed. Many new features can be offered in the camera to improve the photography experience. Let us know what are the upgrades that will be seen in the camera.

Upgraded Ultra Wide Camera

Even though Apple has not given any official update regarding the series. But, before the launch, information regarding its specs has been revealed in many reports. According to a recent report, the iPhone 16 Pro will be provided with an upgraded ultra-wide camera.

The company will get 48MP ultrawide sensor in both Pro and Pro Max models. Currently, iPhone 15 Pro has a 12MP ultrawide camera. You will be able to record spatial video in 4k resolution with the camera of iPhone 16 Pro.

Expanded Optical Zoom

The iPhone 15 Pro Max comes with a new tetraprism camera design, which comes with 5x optical zoom and 25x digital zoom capabilities. But, Apple may try something different with the iPhone 16 lineup. Both iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max can be given at least 5x optical zoom and 25x digital zoom.

According to media reports, the iPhone 16 Pro Max will feature something called periscope ultra-long telephoto combination. It will work with more than 5x optical zoom.

anti reflective coating

iPhone users face problems while shooting videos in bright lighting. The flare coming from here is also visible on the internal reflection image. But, Apple can eliminate this problem in the next lineup. Apple is rumored to be working on atomic layer deposition (ALD) lens coating technology for the next lineup.

Upgraded Main Camera

One of the biggest camera updates is an upgraded main camera, reports say that Apple may use Sony’s sensor in its next lineup, which will perform better in low-light. It is not clear whether Sony’s sensor will be used in both Pro and Max or only in the Max model.