Many rumored features of the iPhone 14 camera have leaked, giving us a solid sense of what to anticipate from the upcoming models.
As has been the case with many iPhone 14 speculations, it seems that Apple’s higher-end devices, the iPhone 14 Pro, will see the most substantial enhancements, including an enhanced primary camera. However, the iPhone 14’s regular model is expected to get significant upgrades as well, making it a candidate for the crown of the greatest camera phone once again.
Absence of periscope-style zoom lens
itStarting with the bad news, it appears that one important iPhone 14 camera speculation concerns something that won’t be available on the Pro versions. The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max were rumored to include a periscope-style telephoto lens. To compete effectively with Samsung’s flagships, Apple would’ve been able to use this design to increase the optical zoom on its phones.
The ultrawide camera of the iPhone 14 has autofocus
The following is an older rumor that isn’t getting much traction lately, but it is still on the table for a possible update to the iPhone 14 camera. It’s possible that the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max’s ultrawide cameras will have focusing capabilities.
Better selfie photos with the cameras on the front of all iPhone 14 models
iPhone 14 has plenty of camera updates if we believe speculations, but the most relevant rumor is about the front camera of its forthcoming phone. According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, all four iPhone 14 models will include an updated selfie camera, which will improve upon the 12MP TrueDepth camera that debuted with the iPhone 11 series.
The iPhone 14 Pro will have a new, larger primary camera sensor.
The primary camera on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max is getting a major upgrade in the iPhone 14 series. The wide-angle primary camera on both Pro phones is rumored to feature 48MP sensors. The newest iPhone 13 Pro versions have 12MP cameras, which is a significant increase. When you consider that Apple has been using a 12MP primary camera on the iPhone since 2015, this is a huge shift.
