Apple is set to unveil its newest iPhone 16 lineup in a few weeks, with several leaks pointing to a September 10 release. While we wait for an official event date announcement from Apple, new iPhone 16 rumors and speculations are hitting waves. The latest leaks concern the camera systems and the Capture button on the iPhone 16 models.

According to Apple Insider, each model of the iPhone 16 series will come with improved camera systems. Some reliable sources also told Apple Insider that Apple plans to introduce some big changes, including a higher-resolution ultra-wide camera and the much-rumored Capture button.

According to the report, both the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus will come with a dual camera setup on the rear panel. The setup will house a primary wide camera with 1x and 2x zoom capabilities, and a secondary ultra-wide camera to capture more expansive scenes with 0.5x zoom out. The primary camera remains the same. That means we'll continue to see a 48MP primary shooter with an f/1.6 aperture and optical quality 2X telephoto capabilities.

On the back, the ultra-wide camera will get a faster f/2.2 aperture than the f/2.4 seen on the current iPhone 15. This will up the night photography game by allowing users to capture more detailed images in low light. The vanilla models are also expected to support macro photography for the first time ever.