Rumored camera specs for the iPhone 15 and its siblings
Apple is expected to lift the lid on its iPhone 15 line this September, with the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max (which may yet be called the iPhone 15 Ultra) set to replace the iPhone 14 and its siblings as the company’s best iPhones.
We’ve already detailed our iPhone 15 specs, iPhone 15 design and iPhone 15 price predictions elsewhere on TechRadar, but what of the phones’ respective camera arrays?
In this article, we break down all the iPhone 15 camera rumors we’ve heard so far, with dedicated sections for the standard iPhone 15, the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.iPhone 15 camera
Just like the iPhone 14, the iPhone 15 is expected to get a dual-sensor camera setup, though rumors indicate that the iPhone 15 will inherit the 48MP main sensor boasted by the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, rather than the 12MP main sensor used by its predecessor.
Suffice to say, this is great news for fans of Apple’s standard iPhones. While the iPhone 14’s cameras are adequate enough for general photography tasks, they’re essentially unchanged from the iPhone 13 (save for the upgraded imaging pipeline powering them).
The iPhone 15, then, could give existing iPhone owners a tangible – and long-awaited – reason to upgrade vanilla models, even if we don’t expect to see any improvements over the iPhone 14’s measly 5x digital zoom.
On the selfie-snapping front, the iPhone 14’s 12MP selfie camera is expected to remain in place on the iPhone 15.iPhone 15 Pro camera
The iPhone 15 Pro isn’t expected to stray too far from its predecessor’s (admittedly excellent) triple-sensor setup, which comprises the following three lenses:
48MP wide (24mm f/2.
