Oldi - Phone Camera Climbs 70 Spots in UK Photo & Video Charts

Overview

As of September 22, 2026, the United Kingdom App Store has seen significant movements in the Photo & Video category. The latest chart reveals both surprising climbers and strong contenders maintaining their positions. This analysis highlights the top movers, new entries, and notable drops in the App Store charts.

Top Climbers

Several apps have made impressive gains in the rankings this week:

• Oldi - Phone Camera: Climbed to #25 from #95, gaining 70 positions.
• Pic Scanner Gold: Scan Photos: Jumped to #20 from #73, a gain of 53 positions.
• Beastcam - Pro Camera: Moved up to #23 from #58, gaining 35 positions.
• IIWII: Advanced to #22 from #54, a rise of 32 positions.
• Superimpose X: Increased its position to #17 from #32, a gain of 15 positions.

New Entries

This week also welcomed several new contenders in the top rankings:

• LensPick: Debuted at #15.
• Diptic: Entered at #26.
• Average Camera Pro: Launched at #27.
• Lens Simulator: Prospekt: New entry at #28.
• filmhwa - @hwa.min's filter: Debuted at #29.

Top Performers

The top apps continue to hold strong positions in the charts:

• 2AM CAM: Remains at #1.
• Moment Pro Camera II: Holds #2.
• PhotoPills: Stays at #3.
• ProCamera. Raw+ Manual Camera: Maintains #4.
• LumaFusion: Holds #5.

Notable Drops

While some apps are climbing, others have seen a decline:

• Stop Motion Studio Pro: Dropped to #16 from #5, a decline of 11 positions.
• myLightMeter PRO: Fell to #11 from #6, dropping 5 positions.
• Kino - Pro Video Camera: Down to #21 from #16, a loss of 5 positions.
• Print to Size: Dropped to #7 from #3, losing 4 positions.

As the iOS apps landscape continues to evolve, these movements reflect shifting user preferences and market trends in the Photo & Video category on the App Store.