Cadrage Director's Viewfinder Climbs to #8 in UK App Store

Overview

On August 11, 2026, the United Kingdom App Store witnessed notable shifts in the Photo & Video category. This report delves into the movements of apps within the Top Paid Apps chart, highlighting remarkable climbers, new entries, and top performers.

Top Climbers

The following apps made significant gains in their rankings:

• Cadrage Director's Viewfinder: Climbed to #8 from #79, a remarkable gain of 71 positions.
• Pixelmator Classic iOS: Now at #17, up from #80, gaining 63 spots.
• IIWII: Rose to #15 from #75, a 60-position increase.
• Star Stacker: Jumped to #24, previously at #69, climbing 45 positions.
• ProShot: Now at #23, up from #51, gaining 28 positions.

New Entries

New contenders have also emerged in the Top Paid Apps chart:

• Shadow Planner: Entered the chart at #18.
• mySpotMeter: Debuted at #19.
• Camera Remote Watch: Entered at #26.

Top Performers

Several apps continue to dominate the iOS apps landscape:

• Solar Snap: Remains at #1.
• PhotoPills: Holds strong at #2.
• NightCap Camera: Positioned at #3.
• Moment Pro Camera II: Continues at #4.
• Stop Motion Studio Pro: Holding #5.

Notable Drops

Some apps have experienced significant declines in their rankings:

• YoungPhoto - Aesthetic Camera: Dropped to #27 from #11, a loss of 16 positions.
• LumaFusion: Fell to #28 from #14, down 14 spots.
• NotanIzer: Now at #29, previously #16, down 13 positions.
• The Photographer's Ephemeris: Dropped to #20 from #10, losing 10 positions.
• Kino - Pro Video Camera: Now at #30, down from #23, a drop of 7 spots.

This week’s movements in the App Store charts reflect the dynamic nature of the Photo & Video apps market in the United Kingdom, where user preferences continue to evolve.