iPhone 16 Pro Leaks: Higher Megapixel Camera and Innovative Reflective Technology Expected
As the anticipated launch of the iPhone 16 approaches, new leaks and speculations are gaining traction. Production for the iPhone 16 Pro and standard iPhone 16 displays is set to begin in June.
A fresh rumor suggests significant enhancements to the ultra-wide camera in the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max models compared to the current iPhone 15 Pro Max.
A reliable tipster, OvO Baby Sauce OvO, revealed on Weibo that the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max might feature 48MP ultra-wide cameras.
These cameras are expected to have a 1/2.55-inch sensor with 0.7µm pixel dimensions, promising enhanced image detail and improved macro mode.
The iPhone 16 Pro may feature a new 5x zoom camera, while the iPhone 16 Pro Max is expected to retain the same zoom capabilities as the iPhone 15 Pro Max.
However, the main camera on the iPhone 16 Pro Max is rumored to receive an upgrade with a custom 48MP Sony IMX903 sensor, boasting a 1/1.14-inch size, slightly improved from the previous Sony IMX-803 sensor.
The iPhone 16 Pro models are rumored to feature advanced anti-reflective technology to reduce lens glare. Additionally, they may incorporate the latest tetraprism zoom technology from the iPhone 15 Pro models to enhance zoom capabilities.
Please note that these details are based on unverified rumors. The official specifications will be confirmed during Apple’s launch event in September.
Design and Colors of the iPhone 16 Pro Max
The iPhone 16 Pro models are expected to come in black, white/silver, and rose, featuring a sleek natural titanium finish. Additionally, Apple is likely to replace the blue titanium variant with a new rose titanium option.
The standard iPhone 16 model might introduce a fresh white color, replacing the current yellow variant. This updated palette reflects Apple’s commitment to elegant and modern design.
As always, these leaks offer a preview of potential features, but the official details will be confirmed when Apple unveils the new iPhones.