Halide already supported the iPhone 16 Camera Control button with the ability to launch and take photos quickly (or launch from the lockscreen, if you prefer). Now, you can shave

The Camera Control on the iPhone 16 is a great feature, but using it in real life on the Plus model might be problematic.

One of the coolest innovations on the iPhone 16 is the Camera Control, a dedicated hardware addition that’s all about snapping images and taking video. It’s a clever hybrid of a mechanical button and a capacitive slider. But some users have found the learning curve a little steep. Here’s how to master it.

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This comparison shows that the iPhone 6 camera is probably a lot better than you remember, despite the past decade of improvements.

With the new iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max, Apple has gone all in on side buttons. There are two on the right side: a power button and the new camera control button. But

The camera’s default setting is a “Standard” style that’s basically just Apple’s take on what a camera should be. You can set any of the Photographic Styles as your default, but only by going into the system settings and tapping through an interface where you audition four of your “favorite photos” in the new style.

In a post on the Apple Community, user torrey145 started a thread saying that their iPhone 16 Pro Max 512GB was having an issue with the camera app. In the post, the user said, "when launching camera control from Lock Screen it’s crashing the camera app. Screen turns black and crashing."