iPhone 6s features 12MP Camera: report - One of the most leaked technical specifications about the upcoming iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, are the 12MP cameras that are supposed to be found on the back of both models.

Apple will be using a bigger sensor compared to the previous generation, entailing that in terms of photographs, the new iPhones should be able to take brighter photos with the help of its larger sensor that can take in more light, according to a report by Business Insider.

The lens setup seems to be similar from before, meaning that Cupertino-based firm will be turning to a five-element lens for the next-generation iPhone.

Nevertheless, the report also claims that the company has apparently ordered a six-element lens, but it appears that those constituents will instead be reserved for future devices, presumably the iPhone 7 in 2016.

The addition of the lens is said to allow for sharper and clearer photos, so we will see that setup introduced to Apple's iPhone next year.