Forget the iPhone 15, we’re already hearing things about the iPhone 16 Pro Max and what they think the camera gains.
People are still enjoying it iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro examples and we are waiting iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro later this year. Now we are starting to hear new rumors about the upcoming iPhone 16. Or more specifically, the iPhone 16 Pro Max.
According to the latest rumors, Apple has big and great plans for its 2024 iPhones. Those plans include a new, sharper lens that will replace the periscope camera that we already expect to see in the iPhone 15 Pro Max that will arrive in the next few months. If the report is correct, the iPhone 16 Pro Max will raise Apple’s photography game even further.
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The information comes via a Weibo leaker Digital Chat Station, a name well-known in the Android community for releasing tons of unreleased features and features. Their Weibo site was viewed by MacRumors and suggests that Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro Max will have a so-called “super” or “ultra” telephoto camera that can expand to new levels.
Such cameras can often be over 300mm long which would be a big improvement over the iPhone 14 Pro’s 77mm length. The result can be sharp shots of distant subjects while the natural bokeh effect can also enhance the iPhone’s photography skills.
While Apple is thought to be bringing the iPhone 15 Pro Max’s periscope lens to the iPhone 16 Pro, giving the iPhone 16 Pro Max the ability to zoom continues to differentiate its most expensive iPhone – giving people a good reason to choose it. better iPhone on his younger cousin.
The same Weibo post also said that the iPhone 16 Pro Max will have a 12% larger camera that measures 1/1.14 inches in size. In comparison, the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max both boast a 1/1.28-inch sensor.
Apple is unlikely to announce the iPhone 16 Pro Max until September 2024, so we are still a long way from confirmation. But if it’s true, it’s another proof that Apple sees Pro Max iPhones as good for photographers and will give them all the new features. Will this confirm previous claims that Apple is considering changing the name to iPhone Ultra?