So, Apple finally dropped the iPhone 16 models, and there’s this cool new button called “Camera Control” that’s been the talk of the town. It sits under the power button on the right-hand side of the phone and has a number of neat features.
The iPhone 16 Camera Control button is a new feature designed to make capturing photos and videos quicker and easier. So here it is-the lowdown on what this button is able to do:
The Camera Control button is like your new “shutter button” for taking photos and recording videos. Basically, it makes snapping pics and filming clips way easier.
This button is touch-sensitive and gives you haptic feedback, which means it feels different when you touch it in different ways. Plus, with some help from the software, you can switch between various camera controls without having to mess around with the Camera app manually. Here’s a quick rundown of how it works:
- One click – Opens the camera app
- One click while the camera app is open – Takes a photo
- Press and hold – Starts recording a video
- Tap – Opens control options
- Double tap – Opens the camera preview menu
- Scroll – Cycles through adjustments like zoom or depth
The Camera Control button isn’t just for Apple’s Camera app—it’ll work with other apps too, like social media platforms. Developers can even use it to make their own app features.
Later this year, the Camera Control will get a new AI feature called “Visual Intelligence.” This means you can point your camera at something and get instant info about it just by pressing the Camera Control button. For example, if you point the camera at a dog, it’ll tell you the breed. If you point it at a restaurant, you’ll get details about that place. It’ll also work with stuff like Google searches or even ChatGPT for help.
That’s the scoop on the Camera Control button. It might seem like an extra feature, but it could really make things easier for users.
The iPhone 16 models go up for pre-order on September 13th. They’ll be available in stores on September 20th.
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