Recently a series of iPhone 16 has been making headlines all the time. Today, we bring you another update as a new leak reveals the camera specs of the upcoming smartphones. It looks like iPhone 16 And 16 Plus get minor updates. These models will retain the same 48-megapixel main sensor as their predecessors, but the ultra-wide camera will see an increase in aperture from f/2.4 to f/2.2.

Specifically, the leak suggests that these non-pro models will finally get support for macro photography, a feature that’s currently missing from entry-level models. iPhoneThere are rumors that iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max will receive slightly more significant updates. The main camera is expected to remain the same as last year, but the ultra-wide camera is expected to receive major improvements.

The ultrawide camera will reportedly increase its resolution from 12 megapixels to 48 megapixels. It will also use pixel binning to capture images. Each pixel will be 0.7 micrometers, effectively creating a pixel size of 1.4 micrometers when using Binding mode. You should also be able to capture 48MP photos in Apple’s high-quality ProRaw image format.

Alongside the updated sensors, Apple will also introduce a new JPEG-XL photo format this year, and the Pro models will also support 3K video recording at 120 frames per second with Dolby Vision.

One of the most anticipated additions is the Capture button on all four models iPhone 16The button will be capacitive, meaning you won’t have to physically press it to trigger an action, and it will be dedicated to camera apps, supporting both Apple apps and third-party options.

The button is also expected to support force-sensitive half-press, which could allow developers to use it for functions like exposure lock and focus before taking a photo. Additionally, its capacitive nature could allow it to function as a trackpad.