IPhone 16 Pro: revolutionary technology promises better photos in low light

Last May, Ross Young told us that the iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max should display even bigger screens. The two top -of -the -range future Apple could indeed be equipped with 6.3 inch and 6.9 inch screens (compared to 6.1 and 6.7 on current models). More recently, we also learned that the Apple brand would also like to offer great camera improvements. The idea would then be to double the sensitivity of the sensor in low light.

iPhone 16 pro: Wi-Fi 7 and an ultra-angle camera of 48 megapixels on the program ?

While the iPhone SE 4 continues to reveal itself at the bend of a few recent clues, the iPhone 16 Pro already discloses some of their new features.

An ultra-angle of 48 megapixels for iPhone 16 Pro ?

Last May, Ross Young told us that the iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max should display even bigger screens. The two top -of -the -range future Apple could indeed be equipped with 6.3 inch and 6.9 inch screens (compared to 6.1 and 6.7 on current models). More recently, we also learned that the Apple brand would also like to offer great camera improvements. The idea would then be to double the sensitivity of the sensor in low light.

In September 2022, on the occasion of the great Reveal of its new smartphones, the Cupertino firm had unveiled a brand new 48 megapixel camera for its iPhone 14 pro and 14 pro max. According to recent information shared by analyst Jeff Pu, the iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max plan to embrace an ultra-angle goal of… 48 megapixels also. As a reminder, the high-end released last year were equipped with an ultra-angle of 12 megapixels.

The adoption of this new sensor for the ultra-wide angle of the iPhone 16 Pro would offer the possibility of capturing more light, and would thus allow your shots to gain significantly in quality in unlit environments.

Wi-Fi 7 will arrive at full speed on the 2024 iPhone

If you follow Apple news with a certain attendance, then you most likely know that the iPhone 15 Pro models should benefit from the 6th Wi-Fi support. The deployment of Wi-Fi 7 being expected in the coming months, we now learn that the iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max should logically take charge of the new standard as soon as they released in 2024. Improvements will be reflected in particular by faster flows, lower latency as well as better connectivity, tells us Macrumors.

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The site also points to us that Wi-Fi 7 should offer maximum data transfer speeds greater than 40 GBPS. In summary, Wi-Fi 6 was deployed on the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, the 6th Wi-Fi should make its first on the iPhone 15 Pro, while Wi-Fi 7 would be reserved for the most expensive models ‘iPhone 16.

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Release date: 16-09-2022
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Comments (5)

Bof, if you want pro photos to buy a “pro” camera, if not for wifi it already works nickel with 5/6, I find that it is rather a bad advertising that will make people have two faces before Buying these overpriced lugs while an entry -level smartphone has 150 € now makes the job wide !!

An APN Pro is more expensive than an iPhone
Products / Targets / Toussa
You’re not in it, go your way
Do not forget that some have an iPhone with a free package at € 2, seen in real life.

No time to be uncovered for an iPhone 15 that you are shameless not to have the subli -IPhone 16, full of new things, all confirmed by rumors … Sacred Timing Management.

Precisely it is to say that we do not need it and that even entry -level smartphones today make good photos, after if you want perfection it is better to take a specialized device !!

Phoenix2:
Bof, if you want pro photos buy a “pro” camera
Yeah, finally before buying a “pro” device, start by exercising yourself to take photos.
You may have the best device in the world, if you don’t know a minimum of the photo you won’t get much.
Anonymous67:
Do not forget that some have an iPhone with a free package at € 2, seen in real life.
And so ?

Juju251:
And so ?
Utility?

If I am not detrimental to the 2 € package included 50MB of data, for some it is usefully sufficient.
It is still incredible to see that people are not allowed to do what they want without being shown to finger ..

Caramel34:
Package € 2 included 50MB of data, for some it is usefully sufficient
As with my father who only uses his smartphone in help or on vacation and does not even use the data but hey he took a phone at 50 €.
Caramel34:
without being shown the finger ..
When you make you believe that you surf and make the apology for the iPhone, at one point it falls on you.

Caramel34:
If I am not detrimental to the 2 € package included 50MB of data, for some it is usefully sufficient.
It’s enough for those who don’t use it, it is sure ..
Simply in 30-40 seconds you consume them if you are looking for a train schedule, or a price in a store, plus an auto update of the system.

Anonymous67:
When you make you believe that you are riding and that you praise the iPhone
And so ?
Personally, my neighbor (or a friend, etc.) may well have the phone he wants and have a subscription without the internet and make me believe that he surfs, bah … it looks.
Personally, I have something more important than to take care of it.

iPhone 16 Pro: revolutionary technology promises better photos in low light

The iPhone 16 Pro Max expected for 2024 promise great improvements to the camera. Apple would use technology that will capture better photos when the light conditions are bad.

We have just learned that the iPhone 15 could arrive on September 13, 2023, but leakers and analysts are already interested in the next model. The iPhone 16 expected for 2024 promises great improvements on the camera side. In particular, this would make it possible to take better photos in low light.

We have already heard of a revolutionary camera for the iPhone 16 Pro Max thanks to the presence of a super telephoto lens. Apple, however, would also have planned other new features in the sensors. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo gave more details on Iputs of iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max.

The iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max would have a “stacked” image sensor to take more detailed photos

As he revealed on Medium before summarizing it on Twitter, ” Two models of iPhone 16 pro 2H24 will also adopt a stacked CMOS image sensor (CIS) »». It is indeed not a new technology because The iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will be equipped this year. Besides, the iPhone 15 will also benefit from a new hybrid goal and a larger focal opening.

Due to yield problems in the production of this stacked image sensor, Apple could not launch it on all the iPhone 15 models this year. This sensor is produced by Sony which expects to encounter production problems until 2024. To meet Apple’s demand this year, Sony has already had to Increase its production capacity by 100 to 120 %.

In any case, the analyst says that Apple would have already secured an order from Sony in order to have enough sensors for next year. Sony’s problems will also allow his rivals like Will Semi to have more orders to stacked image sensors that are intended for Android smartphones.

Regarding the iPhone 15 and the iPhone 16, this “stacked” sensor technology (or stacked) allows more light that passes through the lens. The photos in low light are therefore more detailed.

Finally, the analyst also revealed that the wide angle objective of 48 Mpx of the iPhone 16 Pro Max will be A hybrid sensor cut into eight parts. It would include two glass elements and six plastic elements. We have no more details at the moment.

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