NDI Capture Climbs 68 Spots in Germany's Top Paid Photo & Video Apps

Overview

As of May 13, 2026, the Germany App Store has seen significant movements in the Photo & Video category, particularly in the Top Paid Apps chart. Notably, NDI Capture: Screen Sharing has made headlines by climbing a staggering 68 positions to secure the #27 spot. This report delves into the top climbers, new entries, and notable drop-offs in this dynamic category.

Top Climbers

This week has showcased impressive gains for several apps, reflecting shifts in user preferences and marketing strategies:

• NDI Capture: Screen Sharing - #27 (up from #95, +68 positions)
• TV Cast Pro for Chromecast - #26 (up from #82, +56 positions)
• NDI Camera: Easy Streaming - #14 (up from #68, +54 positions)
• IIWII - #13 (up from #66, +53 positions)
• EE35 Film Camera - #11 (up from #43, +32 positions)

New Entries

This week also welcomed several new contenders to the Top Paid Apps chart, indicating fresh interest in various functionalities:

• Lightframer Pro - Debuted at #2
• 8mm Vintage Camera - Debuted at #18
• Spatialify - Debuted at #28
• Photo Manager Pro - Debuted at #29
• Video 2 Photo - HD - Debuted at #30

Top Performers

The top positions remain largely stable, showcasing a mix of established favorites and emerging apps:

• ProCamera. RAW+ Fotografie - #1
• Lightframer Pro - #2
• PhotoPills - #3
• CineTemp - #4
• Pixelmator Classic iOS - #5
• Video Master Pro - #6
• Cadrage Director's Viewfinder - #7
• myLightMeter PRO - #8
• DSLR Camera - #9
• Moment Pro Camera II - #10

Notable Drops

Despite the overall growth in the category, some apps have experienced significant declines:

• Print to Size - #15 (down from #5, -10 positions)
• Kino - Pro Videokamera - #22 (down from #13, -9 positions)
• Moment Pro Camera II - #10 (down from #4, -6 positions)

The latest shifts in the Germany App Store chart rankings highlight the dynamic nature of Photo & Video apps. As developers respond to user needs and preferences, we can expect to see further changes in the coming weeks.