GR Snap Soars 74 Spots in UK Photo & Video App Store Charts

Overview

As of October 6, 2026, the United Kingdom App Store has seen significant shifts in the Photo & Video apps category. Notable climbers, new entries, and some surprising drops mark this week’s chart movements. This report highlights key trends and app performances that are shaping the current landscape.

Top Climbers

This week, several apps made remarkable gains in the Top Paid Apps chart:

• GR Snap - Ricoh GR Image Sync jumped to #16 from #90, a staggering rise of 74 positions.
• Diptic climbed to #27, up 51 spots from its previous position.
• EXIF Viewer by Fluntro saw an increase to #26, gaining 46 positions.
• Cadrage Director's Viewfinder rose to #25, moving up 35 spots.
• Bluristic - Long Exposure made a solid climb to #13, up 26 positions.

New Entries

Several new contenders have entered the Top Paid Apps chart this week:

• Love Anderson - Concept Filter debuted at #17.
• Photo Scanner Plus entered at #28.
• Bluetooth+ for Blackmagic arrived at #29.
• Infrared Camera made its entry at #30.

Top Performers

Leading the pack in the Top Paid Apps chart are:

• Slow Shutter Cam remains steady at #1.
• myLightMeter PRO holds strong at #2.
• NightCap Camera: Long Exposure is at #3.
• Rarevision VHS: Retro Cam stays at #4.
• Moment Pro Camera II is at #5.

Notable Drops

While some apps are climbing, others have experienced significant drops:

• AstroShader fell from #6 to #14 (-8 positions).
• BerryFilm - Korean Style Cam dropped from #11 to #19 (-8 positions).
• ProCamera. Raw+ Manual Camera slipped from #2 to #8 (-6 positions).
• Stop Motion Studio Pro dropped from #1 to #6 (-5 positions).
• PhotoPills fell from #10 to #15 (-5 positions).

This week’s App Store charts highlight the dynamic nature of the Photo & Video apps category in the United Kingdom App Store. With significant climbers and fresh entrants, developers should focus on market trends to capture user interest and improve their app rankings.