Both iPhone 17 Pro models will reportedly ditch the 12MP front and telephoto cameras in favor of 24 and 48MP ones.

The iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max will both benefit from 48-megapixel sensors for all cameras on the rear, according to one prolific leaker.

The iPhone 15 Pro increased the base shooting resolution to 24MP while the standard iPhone 15 gained the 48MP primary sensor. However, last year, Apple took things up another notch by bringing a 48MP sensor to the ultrawide camera on the iPhone 16 Pro, leaving the telephoto as the only lens that’s still 12MP.

Both the iPhone 17 Pro and the iPhone 17 Pro Max will feature an upgraded 48-megapixel Tetraprism camera, making them the first iPhone models to

Discover the iPhone 17 Pros camera upgrades, including a 48MP lens and A18 Pro chip, with an anticipated launch in September 2025.

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This year's iPhone 17 Pro models will feature a smaller main camera sensor than the one used in the Fusion camera currently found in iPhone

Ahead of the iPhone 17 release, another leak corroborates a rumor that all iPhone 17 Pro models will have the same camera resolution.

The iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max could have a smaller camera sensor However, a boost in megapixels is also expected The changes may not make much of a difference to photo quality The expected launch might still be some eight months off,

Firstly, leaker Digital Chat Station confirmed an earlier report by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo that said the company plans to make significant camera upgrades on the 2025 iPhone lineup. All iPhone 17 models are expected to have a front-facing selfie camera with a 24MP/6P lens,