You can lightly tap the Camera Control button twice to cycle through other settings, including exposure, depth, and the iPhone 16’s new Photographic styles.

The iPhone 16 models that Apple previewed today all feature a new Camera Control button that's located on the right side of the iPhone under the power button. The Camera Control button can be used ...

Having done that, the Camera Control button will no longer engage the Camera app and its corresponding functionality, so you no longer have to worry about pressing it – it won't do anything. To ...

The iPhone 16 lineup introduces a game-changing Camera Control button, positioned just below the power button on the bottom-right side.

The Photon camera app for iPhone and iOS is an app worth checking out if you're a regular mobile photographer, especially as its from the same team who brought us the excellent Camera+ app.

However, while the built-in Camera app is beyond fantastic for everyday shots, it can feel limiting if you want more creative control.

Your iPhone's built-in camera app has lots of great features, but there are some really good alternatives on the App Store. The best camera apps for iPhone will help you take significantly better ...

Download and launch Project Indigo from the iOS App Store, and your first task will be to make your way through all the permissions the app needs to take control of your camera.

Launch the Camera app: This is fairly obvious, but clicking the button once will open the Camera app. Take a photo: Once the Camera app is open, click the Camera Control button again to take a photo.

Apple has overhauled the camera button on the iPhone 16, adding haptic feedback and touch sensitivity, giving users some cool tricks they can do with it.