In any other year, Camera Control might have been exclusive to the Pro models. But Apple has added it even to the base iPhone 16. The first thing I noticed in Apple’s ad is that Camera Control ...

The camera level is easy to turn on, but hidden away in Settings. Here's how you turn it on. Tilt your iPhone accordingly to line up the level. Once you've lined it up and got a straight shot ...

It also features the Camera Control button from the iPhone 16 line up, which too is surprising ... Remember when we said the iPhone 15 Pro might take things too far with its rumoured larger ...

Now that the year is starting to wind down, all the major flagship smartphone launches of 2024, including Apple’s iPhone 16 line ... and the new Camera Control button that’s on all iPhone ...

That’s the problem: the iPhone camera has to be all things to all people. It needs to capture the expression on your kid’s face as they blow out birthday candles even when they’re backlit to ...

While the iPhone 16 may appear ... Intelligence rolls out, the Camera Control should also have access to 'visual intelligence' features that can look up things the cameras are pointed at, such ...

Next year's top-of-the-line iPhone 16 Ultra will include a camera system that can capture ... the spatial photos and videos were the most impressive thing I saw. As I mentioned in my analysis ...

Lets get one thing clear from the start, the iPhone SE (2022)’s camera isn’t rivaling the Xiaomi 14 Ultra or the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold. It gets quite a lot wrong, whether it’s substandard ...

A new 48MP ultra-wide camera ... the iPhone 16 line-up. But as a photographer, it’s the new Camera Control button on all the new phones that really floats my boat. However, the one thing I ...

New to all iPhone 16 models is a button dedicated to controlling the camera, called Camera Control of all things. It’s not just a single-use button, it’s a Camera app launcher, multi-purpose ...

I’m not saying you should buy a new phone for a single camera ... iPhone’s image processing back to reality by turning it down. The tone control is semantically aware — it will adjust things ...