With Apple Intelligence still not ready, the brand-new Camera Control is one of the few concrete reasons to upgrade to the iPhone 16. That may be why Apple senior product designer Rich Dinh and human interface designer Johnny Manzari chose to talk up the new button's benefits on Cool Hunting magazine’s Design Tangents podcast.

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.

One of the cool things about the new Camera Control feature on iPhone 16 is, the fact that it can be used for third-party apps. You can choose to use it for a number of third-party camera apps like Halide,

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

Apple’s latest video ad for the iPhone 16 shows off all the things you can do with Camera Control. Here’s a look.

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

Phone 16 and 16 Pro include Camera Control, a new tool packing tons of camera functionality. But you can also turn it into a simple button.

Popular camera app Halide was today updated with new features for the Camera Control button available on the new iPhone 16 models. Halide

The iPhone 16's new Camera Control is one of its highlights, but some users are finding it difficult to press. Try changing this setting!

The new Camera Control button can take a little getting used to, but these Accessibility settings make it a lot better.