Raising a pet means paw parents’ phones must be filled with their fur babies’ photos. To provide an apt example, an Instagram ...

The foldable iPhone might just have two rear cameras, and their megapixel counts might not overly impress either.

There are three main types of camera that all photographers need to own. And I'm not just talking about brands, like a Sony or a Canon, or even sensor types, like a full frame or an APS C. I mean ...

The iPhone, and really all modern smartphones, are cameras. Apple made the purpose of its smartphone clear with the introduction of the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro .

So to help out we’ve broken down all the changes coming to the cameras on all 4 of the newly-announced iPhones. Here’s what you need to know about camera upgrades on iPhone 16 , iPhone 16 Plus ...

These phones will again have three cameras on the back: a wide, an ultrawide, and a telephoto camera. The new iPhone’s primary sensor will again be a 48MP camera with an f/ 1.78 aperture.

While Apple will make steady progress toward moving all Face ID and camera sensors invisibly beneath the iPhone screen, the ...

What we also might see sometime in the next few years is an iPhone with a 200MP camera – which would be a match in terms of megapixels for the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, and far more than the 48 ...

You'll find all our 200-photo face-offs collected below, so you can see which model truly is the king of camera phones. And if there's a comparison you'd like to see in the future, let us hear ...

Camera Control. All of the ‌iPhone 16‌ models have a new Camera Control button that's designed to make it easier to quickly get photos and videos. The button is touch and force sensitive, ...

Apple is preparing to release a new version of the iPhone SE, which is expected to replace the old 12-megapixel rear camera with a 48MP camera, meaning that old iPhone SE (2022) may become a ...

And I did all of it with my new iPhone as my only digital camera. It’s been more than nine months since I took a photo with the X-T30. Herewith, some of the things I’ve learned—interspersed ...