Back in February, 9to5Mac produced some renders of the iPhone 15 Pro based on an early CAD model. Now the site has returned with some more detailed images (opens in new tab) after collating “more exclusive details from MFi accessory makers”, new CAD schematics and information from “other sources”.

While there won’t be any huge surprises for those who’ve been following the latest iPhone 15 Pro rumors closely, the camera array may still raise an eyebrow. As the images show, the camera bump is not only thicker than on the previous generation, but the “individual lens protrusion has more than doubled from the iPhone 14 Pro’s enormous cameras.”

iPhone 15 Pro renders

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Not many people will be thrilled about that, even if it’s all in the name of giving users the best photography performance possible. Indeed, we’ve previously heard that the iPhone 15 Pro will come with new sensor technology that should catch a whole lot more light, helping to reduce over/under exposure.

iPhone 15 Pro renders

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The trouble is that true photography buffs may overlook it in favor of the iPhone 15 Pro Max — which the CAD files show as having a smaller camera bump. That may be possible thanks to the rumored periscope technology coming to the top-end iPhone 15.

Despite this larger camera array, the iPhone 15 Pro will apparently be a little bit smaller overall, coming in at 70.46 x 146.47 x 8.24mm. That’s compared to 71.45 x 147.46 x 7.84mm for the iPhone 14 Pro.

iPhone 15 Pro

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